When it was known as the Aga Khan Dispensary – on the junction of Monrovia Street and today’s Moi Avenue – the building, though modest, was a beehive of activity. It offered healthcare at a time ...

Gecaga had become the Nation’s first African ... sound on the filmed messages of congratulation, including one from Jomo Kenyatta, forcing viewers to practise their lip-reading skills. ‘ ...

After her nude photos leaked last weekend, a devastated Vanessa Chettle (often misspelled as Chantelle) now says some differences between her and the photographer behind the shoot are at the core ...

How the Aga Khan came to establish East Africa’s largest media house is also the story of a man who saw an opportunity to give a newly independent nation its voice.

JOMO, o «Joy of Missing Out» (la alegría de perderse algo), es una tendencia emergente que está ganando popularidad en España como una respuesta saludable y consciente al agotamiento provocado por la ...

It was an afternoon: February 16, 1976: Jomo Kenyatta had been invited to open ... Beside Kenyatta and Ngengi was Udi Gecaga, the Princeton-educated son-in-law who oversaw Tiny Rowland’s Lonrho ...

One of my ‘luckies’ – the group of women and men who keep me sane in my often chaotic world – said: “Honestly, I live for JOMO”. What’s that? The Joy of Missing Out. Oh. My.