Munene Kilongi

From affluent denizens in gated communities to the inhabitants of hovels, everyone in Kenya will give you an earful about their trip in a matatu.

It’s not a man’s world any longer. And <b>Munene Kilongi</b> isn’t happy about the gender war exploding on Nairobi’s streets.

This economic empowerment model is all the rage in Kenya, writes <b>Munene Kilongi</b>.

Kenyans get hooked on next-generation phones and charge their way into an online future.

And, after he went viral, Kenya’s superhero went global. Go Makmende!

In the wake of moves to criminalise homosexuality in several African countries, Munene Kilongi meets a brave Kenyan.

Trina’s dad decided to buy an ”African cake” to celebrate her first birthday. Munene Kilongi explains why there are no candles.

Even an exploding petrol tanker can’t keep inquisitive spectators from having one more look in Nairobi, writes Munene Kilongi.

Olympic sensation Pamela Jelimo and footballer Dennis Oliech are two of Kenya’s hottest celebrities –so where are the T-shirts?

The Kenyan Parliament’s decision to raise President Mwai Kibaki’s salary by 186% has outraged many in the East African nation where more than half the population lives on less…