Creative Enterprise Toolkit that helps creatives develop their business plans and ideas.

Cultural and creative industries have strong linkages with tourism experiences. Well integrated creative content with

A report on the Intergenerational Dilogue Forum on Music where industry practitioners and stakeholders discussed the evolution of Kenyan music.

This article describes the growth of Videogaming industry in Kenya.

The Talanta Youth Fund is a Youth Enterprise Development Fund loan available to youth in creative and performing arts.

A poem by Garnette Oluoch-Olunya read with Martin Onyis creation. Photography by James Muriuki. Design by Nalo Studios

We examine the shift in film locations from Nairobi to the Kenyan coast.

COVID-19 could lead to an epidemic of clinical depression, and the health care system isn’t

An insight into the GoDown Arts Center and the opportunity it offers artists.

Thursday, May 21st ,2020 ResiliArt EP1

In June 2019, the British Council in partnership with Nesta (the UK’s innovation Foundation) will deliver the Creative Enterprise Programme again to East Africa. This programme is available for creative entrepreneurs from Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, and Uganda to attend the programme in Sudan or Uganda.

This article celebrates the uniqueness of the sound of the Sauti Sol group and their progress in establishing themselves in the African music scene through modern mediums such as YouTube and social media platforms.

The market for the goods and services of the cultural and creative industries is dynamic and growing.It has impressive potential for trade and thriving of small and medium sized enterprises, which are driven by culture and creativity.

Ladies and Gentlemen They say that “when music hits you, you feel no pain”. This

Dr. Noam Shemtov Reader in IP & Tech’ Law Deputy Head – Centre for Commercial