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Zeda is a women’s media startup that provides content and experiences that are women centric, through an online magazine, events and a podcast.

17/08/2026

We can’t wait to meet on Sunday, 6th September, for our latest book club meetup and café hop! We’ll be bringing The Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shafak with us as we dive into a story about love, spirituality, friendship, and transformation.

The novel weaves together the stories of the 13th-century relationship between the poet Rumi and the wandering dervish Shams of Tabriz, and the life of a modern-day woman whose encounter with their story begins to change the way she sees her own life and relationships.

We can’t wait to hear what you think, unpack the book together, and see where the conversation takes us!

Want to join us? Zeda Book Club is open to women who love books, good conversations, and discovering new cafés. Sign up via the link in our bio and come read with us! ✨📖

06/08/2026

We're delighted to introduce Zeda Salon, a contemporary storytelling salon where stories, ideas, and people meet.

Hosted by writer, cultural producer, and convener Mwende Ngao, our inaugural gathering, Firsts, invites us to reflect on the moments that shaped who we are—our first friendships, first loves, first failures, first journeys, and first acts of courage. Through storytelling, conversation, and connection, we'll discover the common ground that binds us.

Whether you come to share a story or simply listen, you're welcome!

📍 Lava Latte, Ebee Showroom, Chaka Road
📅 Thursday, 13 August 2026
🕕 6PM – 9 PM
🎟 KSh 1,000

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Come as you are. Leave with a story.

Link in bio!

13/03/2026

We had a great day at The Arbor last Sunday discussing You Made A Fool of Death With Your Beauty by Akwaeke Emezi and yes, the debate was a lot! I think this book really does push us to think about female desire and what it looks like. We may not agree on what is "right or wrong", but that's not the debate. The debate is whether we are allowed to honour our desires and what that looks like in a world that curtails, disregards and even denies female desire. We definitely had a lot to think about on why our first instinct was to side-eye Feyi's choices before getting to the place where we really could admire a woman who chose her happiness and honoured her desires!

Looking forward to our next book club meet-up! Our book club café hops once a month and is open to women. Link in bio!

13/02/2026

Happy Galentine's! May we be good friends to each other! Here's to sisterhood, hype women and girlfriends!

❤️

15/01/2026

A good vision board isn’t about manifesting a fantasy. It’s about creating clarity, and then moving accordingly. If you’re building a life you actually want to live (not just one that looks good online), we’ve got you! Head to the link in bio to Zeda Magazine read our tips on how to create a vision board that actually works!

24/12/2025

Happy holidays!

As the year winds down, we’re grateful for this community, the conversations, the care, the courage, and the stories we’ve shared together. Thank you for reading, listening, showing up, and believing in the power of African women’s voices.

Here’s to rest, reflection, joy, and returning in the new year ready to keep telling bold, honest stories.

See you soon!

10/12/2025

Violence against women has never been static. It adapts to the technologies, social norms, and communication networks of its time. Today, as life increasingly unfolds online, a new terrain of harm has emerged: Technology-facilitated Gender-Based violence (TFGBV). This form of abuse is not confined to screens; it spills into homes, workplaces, relationships, and public life. It reshapes how women move through the world, how they speak, and how safe they feel both online and offline.

Read the full article on Zeda Magazine at the link in bio!

03/12/2025

Violence is not only physical. Emotional manipulation, financial control, digital harassment, cultural pressure, and sexual coercion are all forms of violence too. Women deserve safety. Enough of this!

Read more on Zeda Magazine in the link in bio.

28/11/2025

Violence against women does not begin with a headline. It begins long before the moment a woman’s story becomes a statistic. It begins in the quiet, insidious spaces where society learns to see women as less deserving of safety, dignity, and autonomy. These lessons are reinforced daily through the stories we watch, the jokes we share, the songs we dance to, the gossip we trade, and the digital platforms that shape how we relate to each other. As we move through the 16 Days of Activism, it is impossible to talk about femicide and gender-based violence without talking about the cultural landscape that makes this harm feel ordinary.

Read the full article on Zeda Magazine in the link in bio!

27/11/2025

We’re so excited to go see FREE ME by Gathoni Kimuyu this weekend, and there couldn’t be a more powerful moment to experience it than during the 16 Days of Activism.

This is the kind of storytelling that shakes something loose, that makes us think about freedom, safety, and the weight women carry every day. If you’ve been looking for a meaningful way to engage during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, this is it.

🎟️ Grab your tickets and come sit with this work.
Let’s show up. Let’s listen. Let’s push the conversation forward!

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