Topic: Culture

Tattoos are more than decoration. They are maps of life experiences like joys, losses, battles, and victories. Skin becomes a diary, written in ink instead of words.

Protecting language and culture means keeping the voices of the past alive, guiding the present, and inspiring the future. It’s a promise to the next generation—that they will inherit not only the land, but the stories, skills, and spirit that define them

Respecting traditions is important, but so is respecting people’s emotions. Cultural practices should guide healing, not hinder it. If someone chooses not to throw soil, light a candle, or say a prayer, it doesn’t mean they loved the deceased any less.

More than anything, Bombolulu proves that disability does not equate to inability. The drive and determination of its residents reflect the power of human ingenuity in transforming perceived limitations into meaningful impact.

The negotiations have become symbolic in some cases, with fixed or token dowries. The event is often held in hotels or modern homes, with stylish décor, photographers, and professional catering.

This ritual is practised in many cultures and religions. The accompanying phrase is 'ashes to ashes, dust to dust.' It emphasises the cyclical nature of life and death. The act helps mourners come to the realisation that the deceased is no more, hence sta

What sets the Bajun apart is their unique blend of maritime culture, Islamic traditions, and a distinct Bantu Swahili dialect known as ‘Kibajuni’. Their livelihoods are heavily reliant on the sea, especially for those from rural areas within Lamu County.

We see people taking part in sacrifices—offering bulls, pouring out alcohol, and even blood— believing that the ‘gods’ will be appeased and their problems solved. We once condemned it as outdated or pagan, but desperation has a way of blurring lines.

We are witnessing a gradual fading of our traditions, values, and beliefs in favour of foreign ideals that do not always resonate with our true selves. This silent erosion is evident in the way we dress, communicate, behave, and even in how we view oursel

The return of the 90s and 2000s culture is more than a trend; it reflects our desire to re-live moments and rediscover the style and values that defined a generation. It is a search for identity and continuity in a world that feels anything but stable.

The jewellery industry has also taken notice, offering a wide range of options, from minimal studs to ornate rings, catering to both traditional and contemporary tastes. This accessibility has only fueled their popularity, making nose rings a unifying tre

Cultural Week serves as a platform for students to showcase their unique heritages and share their stories, promoting a deeper understanding of the various cultures on campus. Each day of the week is often themed around different aspects of culture, allow

In many villages, you might encounter families where this dynamic is prevalent, often stemming from traditional beliefs that encourage having numerous children—especially sons—to uphold the family name.

The V8 has come to represent the culture of this country, which has a long history of safari travel. Because it is so well-liked by safari operators, the vehicle is also referred to as "The African Land Cruiser".