Can today’s television choices provide for more representation of human stories with relatable everyday themes and empathetic storylines to the point that we identify with people on television?

Till the 1990s, it was fairly common for any Kenyan child to speak three languages fluently—mother tongue, English and Kiswahili. Increasingly, it is now Kiswahili and English. Some parents only speak to their children in the two languages.

The hospitality industry management must begin discussions from an objective knowledge base grounded in facts rather than opinions and misconceptions. Talking meaningfully can help find a framework, language and tools to end discrimination

The Voortrekker Museum would not want its history drowned out by the voices of the new South Africa. Freedom Park represented the history of black people that apartheid almost destroyed