Entertainment
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Banana leaves and fish scales taking fashion to wild places
Some companies are determined to bring the new textiles into the mainstream.
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Sony Launches ‘Cheerios-shaped’ head phones
Sony has launched a new line of Cheerios-shaped wireless headphones for people who want to be able to hear the world around them while listening to music or podcasts.
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Shindano la urembo kwa kuku lafanyika mjini Tripoli,Libya
Ndege hao waliwekwa katika mizani ya urembo kwa kuzingatia rangi ya manyoya yao na ukubwa umbo lao.
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South America archaeologists find thousand-year-old mummies of children
Mummification was common practice by ancient Egyptians.
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Valentine’s Day: flowers, chocolates or a good whipping?
Valentine’s Day was once a rather violent affair.
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Investing in the Creative industry in Africa
The creative industry is a hidden gem with the potential to contribute significantly to the mainstream economy. For that reason, African economies must take advantage of their creative potential to strategically coordinate the arts industry.
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Digital culture fails to pay artists, says new UNESCO report
“A basic paradox has emerged, whereby people’s global consumption of, and reliance on, cultural content has increased, however, at the same time, those who produce arts and culture find it increasingly difficult to work,”
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Nicah the queen teaches women how to take care of their men
She was in the past married to comedian Dr. Ofweneke with whom they have two daughters
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Kuwait yapiga marufuku filamu ya ‘Death on the Nile’ inayomshirikisha mwigizaji wa Israel Gal Gadot
Watumiaji wa mitandao ya kijamii walihoji jinsi Gadot alivyolisifu jeshi la Israel na kukosoa vuguvugu la Kiislamu la Palestina Hamas wakati wa vita vya 2014 huko Gaza.
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Facebook daily active users fall for first time in 18-year history
It was a disappointment for a company that investors have become accustomed to delivering spectacular growth.
