Chebarbar Sevens Rugby Tournament

The North Rift's Premier Sevens Tournament.

Date: 4th -5th October 2014
Venue: Eldoret Sports Club

Kenyan Natives Make Mayors in Britain & California

This past weeks two Kenyan natives, Opanyi Nasiali and Abdul Mohammed have taken office as mayors in the United States and United Kingdom respectively.

Opanyi Nasiali

The 67-year old, descendant of Maragoli, was voted by his fellow Claremont Council Members as mayor in March, becoming the first black resident and Kenyan native to be mayor of a town of nearly 35,000 people.

Mr. Nasiali went to Chavakali High School in Vihiga County. After completing high school, he later got a checker job, where he supervised people who moved cargo from ships to the warehouses at the port of Mombasa. At the age of 23, he landed a job at Parliament where he and 11 others transcribed the proceedings for members of National Assembly.

Miss World Kenya 2013 Pageant Auditions

"Beauty with a purpose."

Out-Going Miss World Kenya Shamim Nabil

 Miss World Kenya 2013 auditions are as follows:

25th May 2013- Kisumu
1st June 2013 - Mombasa and Eldoret 
8th June 2013 - Nairobi

Requirements

New Year’s Eve Parties Around Kenya

31.12.2012

Eldoret Peace Concert

The Pamoja Peace Concert will take place at the Eldoret Sports Club.

Performances by award-winning gospel artistes Emmy Kosgei, Daddy Owen, Juliani, Rufftone, Rose Muhando, Mbuvi, Esther Wahome, Alice Kamande, Christina Shusho, Denno, Willy Paul, Ambasada, Hey-Z, Gospel Warriors, among others.  

Emcee: Comedian Eric Omondi

Live on NTV

Beachlife NYE Party

Those at the coast there will be Beachlife NYE 2013 party at the Safari Beach Hotel, Mombasa.

A line-up of top Djs led by 6 AM DJs, DJ Tom Middleton and DJ Miss Nine at the new’s year countdown event.

Sir Geoffrey William Griffin

Kenyan Educationist

Born in 1933 in Eldoret, Kenya Griffin was inspired by the idea of a model academic institution where destitute boys could acquire education. In 1959 together with the late Geoffrey Gatama Geturo and Joseph Kamiru Gikubu they founded the Starehe Boy’s Centre. Starehe, which started from 2 tin huts accommodating 17 orphans grew to be a Premier school in the country and Africa at large, offering free education to about 1000 orphans.