Africa Web TV videos made in and about Kenya and Kenyans
H_Art The band is one of Kenya’s biggest boybands. Their biggest hits in Kenya and East Africa include Uliza Kiatu, Love Phobic, Nikikutazama, Baby Love, Think and Rosella. During their first ever European tour, they sat down exclusively with Africa Web TV’s Aureliarita Marcellus for very lively interview along the riverbanks of Haarlem, The Netherlands.
Carrey Francis Ronjey is a storyteller with a difference. He tells the stories of the Nairobi Underground. He chronicles the stories behind the stories. He teaches you to see beyond what you see. He goes around creating and collecting memories of the men en women whose stories are never heard and whose faces are never…
Teardrops is a spoken word artist who is one of the most recognisable faces for the youth of Kenya. When he speaks people pause and listen. Even people who would not necessarily be interested in poetry take notes. Africa Web TV’s Christine Nyotta interviewed this spoken wordsmith on a rooftop in Huruma in the Eastlands…
In the summer of 2016 Africa Web TV met one of Kenya’s leading street philosophers, the poet Teardrops. We met the so-called Shengspearian on a rooftop in Huruma on the outskirts of Nairobi. The full interview follows shortly but here he is performing his poem “Daughter When You Are Grown”
https://youtu.be/0lismyZ-u88 Africans have the best weddings in the modern day. The African wedding reception dance is always a joy to watch. This one was filmed in Kenya.
Africa Web TV recently had an interview with Gilad Millo in Nairobi.Gilad, a former Israeli diplomat is currently making waves in Kenya as a one of the biggest musicians.
The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) at 105 metres is currently the 4th tallest building in Kenya. It was commissioned by Jomo Kenyatta, the 1st President of the Republic of Kenya, in 1967. The building’s light teracotta façade reflects traditional African architecture. Standing atop the KICC, you get a spectacular view of the city of…
Nyama Choma, one of the great delicacies of Kenya and East Africa. It is a national pastime to converge around the table and devour the barbecued beef.
Shei gave dance lessons to the children of Kibera. More importantly, he gave the children hope and something positive to look forward to. He did it with passion and humour. Rest in peace Joseph. Keep on dancing wherever you are!
Beautiful women, urban Maasai, lively nightlife, delicious cuisines and more. Have you been to Nairobi, Kenya lately? This video should give you a brief impression of our latest visit to this vibrant city.
Why do the Maasais drink the blood of their slaughtered cows? Why do they remove 2 of their lower teeth? Why are Maasai women mostly bald? Who gets which part of the meat? Africa Web TV’s Christine Nyotta getting some free insight on the Maasai culture at the Uhuru park in Nairobi.
A powerful ode and apology to all women! Written and rendered by Desmond Walker in the park of Nairobi.
