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Kisumu identifies 360 hotels to host 10,000 Africities Summit delegates - Vimarsana News

Kisumu identifies 360 hotels to host 10,000 Africities Summit delegates

At least 360 hotels in Kisumu and the neighbouring counties have been identified to house thousands of guests expected to attend the Africities Summit in May.

Trees, trees everywhere, but few in Nyanza - Vimarsana News

Trees, trees everywhere, but few in Nyanza

A 2006 report put the estimated deforestation rate at 200 hectares a year in the whole of Western and Nyanza regions.

Trees, trees everywhere, but few in Nyanza - Vimarsana News

Trees, trees everywhere, but few in Nyanza

A 2006 report put the estimated deforestation rate at 200 hectares a year in the whole of Western and Nyanza regions.

Classics, afrofunk, and Ukestanian folk dances as gardens arts fest hits final weekend - Vimarsana News

Classics, afrofunk, and Ukestanian folk dances as gardens arts fest hits final weekend

The lineup for the Chick Fest show – not to be confused with the Grrrl Fest event in the city the following weekend – includes Kyla Greening, Empress, Phreaze, Date Month Year, and JP & the Drag Kings. The concerts are just two events in a packed final weekend of events for the festival. Another staple of the annual line-up is Grooves in the Gardens, which runs from 10am to 3pm on Sunday in Harkness Henry’s Emporium of Scintillating Wonders. It includes a large vintage market that traditionally draws thousands searching for collectibles and a bit of nostalgic revelry on what will be ...

Dressed in rainbow, Jake finally makes it to graduation day - Vimarsana News

Dressed in rainbow, Jake finally makes it to graduation day

Source: University of Waikato It was fitting that, on a day of showers followed by sunshine, Jake Angus brought out the rainbow when they graduated from the University of Waikato on Thursday (10 December). Jake (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāpuhi and Tainui), who identifies as takatāpui/gender diverse, walked the stage at Te Kohinga Mārama Marae to graduate with a Bachelor of Teaching (Primary), resplendent in a rainbow zebra print suit topped off with their graduation gown and whānau korowai. Although they studied at the University’s Tauranga campus, Jake opted to have their degr...