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Always Behind: Kenya’s Languishing Creative Industry

By Alex Roberts

15 min read. Recent case studies have revealed that the creative industry can be a significant earner to an economy. However, as ALEX ROBERTS argues, Kenya’s...

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Julius Malema On Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians in South Africa

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Gambling Against the Kenyan State

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The Elephant

Always Behind: Kenya’s Languishing Creative Industry

By Alex Roberts

Trending on The Elephant

A New Despotism in the Era of Surveillance Capitalism: A Reflection on Census 2019

Julius Malema On Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians in South Africa

Our Grandmother’s Miniskirt: A People’s History Through Photographs and Stories

For the Love of Money: Kenya’s False Prophets and Their Wicked and Bizarre Deeds

South Africa: Xenophobia Is in Fact Afrophobia, Call It What It Is

Xenophobia in South Africa: A Consequence of the Unfinished Business of Decolonisation in Africa

Gambling Against the Kenyan State

How Kenyan Gospel Pop Birthed the Odi-Pop Craze

Donald Trump: America’s ‘African Dictatorship’ Moment

Rant of a Coconut: What Chigumadzi Doesn’t Get about Nigerians