Category Archives: Legacy Posts

The International Museum of Women invites you to be a part of Imagining Ourselves, an online exhibit featuring art, photographs, essays and film by young women in their 20s and 30s answering the question, “What defines your generation?” From a … Continue reading →

Dear KBW Member, We wish you a prosperous and healthy New Year. We look forward to your continued blogging and pray the year brings you love, peace and happiness, health and wealth, joy and laughter to you and your loved … Continue reading →

One of the conditions of KBW membership is that KBW member blogs MUST have the KBW ringcode visible on the blog for as long as they remain a member. The Admin Team shall be carrying out checks of the whole … Continue reading →

Kenya’s vibrant literary scene has attracted the attention of some of the world’s literay giants. Otieno Amisi reports ahead of a major cultural event scheduled for Nairobi next month. The Kenyan literary scene is abuzz with excitement as the country prepares to host nearly one … Continue reading →

The tribute website for Dr. Wanjiru Kihoro is now up. Thanks to Mshairi and Mich.

Cross posted on Mentalacrobatics These past few days Kenyan newspapers and news stations have been dominated with the news of the end of Dr.Wanjiru Kihoro’s brave battle from coma which she has been fighting since January, 24 2003. Dr. Kihoro … Continue reading →

The Kenyan Blogs Webring (KBW) Admin Team is made up of KBW member bloggers who volunteer a significant proportion of their time to build the webring into a positive force for Kenyan and African bloggers. The KBW Admin Team has … Continue reading →

The Kenyan Blogs Webring (KBW) Admin Team is made up of KBW member bloggers who volunteer a significant proportion of their time to build the webring into a positive force for Kenyan and African bloggers. The KBW Admin Team has … Continue reading →

Cross posted on the African Women’s Blog The first Carnival of African Women will be held on the African Women’s Blog on Monday October 9th. The Carnival is open to everyone registered on the African Women’s Blogs Aggregator and is … Continue reading →

Cross posted on the African Women’s Blog The fifth Erase Racism Carnvial will be hosted at Black Looks on the 20th September. The aim of the carnival which is held every month is to “bring together a collection of blog … Continue reading →