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…
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Teardrops – Poetry of a street philosopher
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…
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Teardrops – Daughter When You Are Grown
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…
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An African Wedding dance
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…
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“God has a plan” – Africa Web TV meets Gilad
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…
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Nairobi from above the KICC
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…
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Nyama Choma – Meat & Eat
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…
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RIP Shei – Dance on wherever you are!
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…
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When in Nairobi 2015
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…
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Maasai culture explained (Africa Web TV Nairobi)
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…
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Ode to women – Poetry in the park
A powerful ode and apology to all women! Written and rendered by Desmond Walker in the park of Nairobi.
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Poetry in The Park Nairobi
Every weekend, a group of youths hang around the park in Nairobi. They are part of the poetry in the park group. Africa Web TV’s…
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