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13/07/2020

*NEW EPISODE ALERT: podcast*

Kenya's .wanjala was transitioning back to natural hair when she decided to start a Facebook group over a decade ago. That group grew into , East Africa’s largest natural hair community with almost 170k members today. That group launched the natural hair revolution in Africa -- with Tricia’s guidance, and generosity at the center of it.

In the new episode, Tricia and talk about launching her Tricia's Naturals product line, advocating for African women’s hair, what it takes to put in 10,000 hours and being a late bloomer.

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06/07/2020

I have a confession: managing Covid-19 has been intense for me.

This isn't news for most people because we are ALL struggling. But I have never good at announcing that something might be wrong with me

In March, the world went into a standstill as everyone retreated inside (with hand sanitizer and soap) to avoid the threat of Covid-19.

For the Season 2 premiere of the pod, I () break down the 10 things I learned from the standstill that I plan to take with with for the rest of her life.

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29/06/2020

Want to relive the first season of the podcast with tips on biz and entrepreneurship from other African women? Check out the eight episodes before season 2 drops in THREE days.

Past episodes are available on and other platforms soon.

11/06/2020

An honor and a privilege! Thank you for allowing Kali Media to bring Kali Live! with Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor and Nanjala Nyabola to McMillan Memorial Library The Book Bunk

cc Paula Rogo

04/11/2019

Remembering all the lovely smiles and faces we encountered when we hosted Nanjala Nyabola's book launch of "Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics" at the Kenya National Library (Main Branch) last December!

@ Kenya National Library Building

04/11/2019

"It was my sister-in-law who was in charge of the Christmas pilau last year. But let me tell you: every one of us cooked that pilau. And when it was ready, it tasted like the pilau each one of us makes in our individual kitchens spread across the country: Chodari, Kilifi, Mombasa, Nairobi, Eldoret.

Ama kweli, whoever said too many cooks spoil the broth has never stepped into an African kitchen. Especially over Christmas."

Kenyan writer Idza Luhumyo writes this beautiful tribute about the power of the woman's "place" in the kitchen. Check it out in the latest issue of Kali Letter.

http://bit.ly/2pGbm2Z

30/09/2019

Happy , a day that celebrates the wonder of podcasting.

Have you checked out , our podcasting networking of for women by women podcasts from E. Africa?

Check it out here: http://kali.media/kalipods

23/09/2019

"Kale, you have a pretty face...if only you were light-skinned!"

In the new issue of , writer awori writes about the pressures of and how she has had to learn to love the person that looks back at her in the mirror.

She speaks for the many women who see themselves one way, but society tells them a different story of how they should see themselves.

Do you have a colourism story?

New issue: https://mailchi.mp/kali.media/kali-letter-colourism-dark-skin

21/08/2019

We will be at the solidarity event this Friday from 4 pm to 9 pm!

The event is to celebrate the work and life of Dr. Stella Nyanzi, who is currently behind bars in for insulting President Yoweri Museveni.

Alongside poetry readings and performances, the event organizers are fundraising $$ to go directly to Dr. Stella Nyanzi and family.

Come to the event or donate directly to the fundraiser in the

21/08/2019

"Running into financial problems happens to the best of us. It’s nothing to be embarrassed about and it’s never too late to get your finances in order. Whether you want to fill in the gaps in your financial house or improve your credit score, there are ways to fix your finances."

8 Ways To Fix Your To Avoid Being

From our media partner Potentash

Running into financial problems happens to the best of us. It’s nothing to be embarrassed about and it’s never too late to get your finances in order...