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Four of the Very Best Exhibitions to See at the Venice Biennale 2024 - Vimarsana News

Four of the Very Best Exhibitions to See at the Venice Biennale 2024

From John Akomfrah’s hypnotic British Pavilion to an exhibition by Christoph Büchel at the Fondazione Prada, here are four shows not to miss at the 60th edition of the Venice Biennale

Treetops, where Elizabeth learnt she was queen, to honour rebel fighters - Vimarsana News

Treetops, where Elizabeth learnt she was queen, to honour rebel fighters

The hotel in Kenya, which has been refurbished after a lengthy closure, will show visitors its role in the Mau Mau rebellion against British rule in the 1950s

The Marabouts Of Yahaya Bello -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

The Marabouts Of Yahaya Bello -By Festus Adedayo – Opinion Nigeria

Yahaya Bello and his apologists have been spurting out bunkum. They allege that the EFCC is hounding him. Let us assume they are right. First, it is shameful for a self-styled Lion to hide inside a hole like a coyote, thereby eating stale food reserved for effeminate animals. Don’t they say that the leopard, and by extension, the lion, does not eat stale food? (Ekun kii je’ran ikasi).

Mau Mau child detainee, becomes an author at 70 - Vimarsana News

Mau Mau child detainee, becomes an author at 70

His book Sibiloi, is a fictional story of a group of scientists, who set up camp among the Amalek, a community found in Northern Kenya, where they make a discovery.

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Happy Valley stories, disputed Ndabibi farm, and the continuation of white and black mischief - Vimarsana News

Happy Valley stories, disputed Ndabibi farm, and the continuation of white and black mischief

Touted as one of the wealthiest men in Kenya, Gilbert Colville decided to masquerade as a poor Maasai.