An innovative bike designed built in Africa and powered only by the sun will take a 6,000-kilometre electric trek to help drive the green revolution – talk about ‘African ingenuity’.
Obama’s brother lives in a tin shack in Nairobi – but he is fine with his life and doesn’t want help from the American president. In fact, he dislikes Americans entirely.
As the buzz from Barack Obama’s visit to Kenya fades and things go back to normal, Kenyan officials decide to remove the grass from the side of the roads
Barack Obama decides to remind us that he is the coolest American President in history as he puts on a dance show at an African state dinner
Africa is plagued with internet connectivity issues. This brick shaped device, aptly named BRCK, hopes to get more Africans online and more importantly, stay online. The device started out as a project to solve an African problem, but it may end up being used by hipsters who frequent coffee shop hotspots.
Kevin Lameck, a driver at the Venezuelan embassy in Nairobi, came forward in a recent trial and said that the embassy’s diplomatic bag was used to traffic drugs.
CNN have compiled this report, showing various scenes during the fateful day in Nairobi. Gunmen literally shooting people, one by one as they cruise through the mall. It goes without saying that this footage is not for sensitive viewers.
Radio presenter, Sneha Kothari Mashru, said she survived the horrific Kenyan mall massacre by smothering herself in the blood of a teenage victim to make it look like she was dead. She said the boy died of his injuries while they hid from Al Shabaab militia who stormed the Westgate shopping centre in Nairobi a few days ago. She turned his phone off to stop it from alerting their attackers and came up with the plan to smear herself in his blood and play dead.
68 dead in Nairobi mall shooting. Orlando Pirates love triangle drama. Gupta mansion raided. Blackberry in lala-land. iPhone 5S sold out in 1 day. George Soros married. Josh Homme tells Jay-Z to “fuck off.”
This afternoon, Nairobi commuters sitting in their cars on their way home from work will notice thousands of yellow balloons floating over the Kenyan capital city. The objective of the spectacle? Simply to put a smile on locals’ faces following two recent grenade attacks in Nairobi. Cool idea.