September 30, 2013 -

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African Screens 20 – Nyungwe Sunrise

This week’s African Screens wallpaper is from a sunrise at the most beautiful place we stayed while on the #OnetouchLive photographic road trip from Nairobi to Bujumbura in September 2013. Nyungwe Forest Lodge is a place not to be missed when in Rwanda. Read about our experience there here. Leaving my comfortable bed after just …

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#OnetouchLive – Nyungwe Forest Lodge

In September 2013, I joined nine other photographers and cinematographers for a 4,000km photographic road trip from Nairobi to Bujumbura and back. This was a scouting mission of sorts to see if Africa is truly what we have been told it is. Check out #OnetouchLive on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to see what we found.

Dandora Waste Pickers

In April this year, I got to visit the Dandora Dumpsite in Nairobi for Global Citizen. I was capturing visuals of Solomon Njoroge and Joyce Wangari who are leaders in the Waste Pickers Association of Kenya.

Humans of Andela

We were called upon by Andela to help them tell the stories of five of their technologists who live and work out of Nairobi as part of their global ‘Humans of Andela’ campaign.

Hiking Napuru Waterfalls

Here’s what to expect when you visit one of Arusha’s top attractions.

The Importance of Educating Girls

Many girls in Muhuru Bay in Migori County do not go past Primary School. In this fishing community on the shores of Lake Victoria in Kenya, preference is given to boys’ education because educating a girl who will most likely get married and leave the family is considered a waste of money. Wiser Girls’ School …

Anti-Government Protests in Nairobi

In June, July and August 2024, Kenyans of all ages took to the streets of their respective towns to express their dissatisfaction with the country’s political leadership. This gallery is a collection of some of the images I got to capture during the demonstrations in Nairobi.

What it takes to legally fly a drone in Kenya

I’ve been a drone pilot since 2014 when drones were called quadcopters and there were no laws governing the industry. I could fly wherever I wanted with no questions asked – with police even offering me protection from crowds as they too marvelled at this ‘flying camera’. Today, drone laws are in full effect in …

Day: 30 September 2013

African Screens 20 – Nyungwe Sunrise

#OnetouchLive – Nyungwe Forest Lodge

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Dandora Waste Pickers

Humans of Andela

Hiking Napuru Waterfalls

The Importance of Educating Girls

Anti-Government Protests in Nairobi

What it takes to legally fly a drone in Kenya

Absa Kip Keino Classic 2024

2024 WRC Safari Rally Kenya Gallery

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