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Sunday Mornings with People Daily, 23 Agosto 2026

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ArticleWalk­ing Through Cres­cent Island: Where Wild­life Meets a Chan­ging Lake

The first thing that catches my atten­tion on Cres­cent Island is not the lake, but the wild­life. There are no safari vehicles sur­round­ing them, no win­dows sep­ar­at­ing us from the anim­als. We are walk­ing through their hab­itat. A zebra grazes...

Walk­ing Through Cres­cent Island: Where Wild­life Meets a Chan­ging Lake

ArticleNAMELESS AT 25: WHAT HIS LONGEVITY SAYS ABOUT KENYA’S MUSIC INDUSTRY

For 25 years, Name­less has been more than a famil­iar voice on Kenyan radio. His songs have accom­pan­ied listen­ers through every­day moments — from receiv­ing a salary and fall­ing in love to leav­ing home and return­ing to it. But as the Kenyan...

NAMELESS AT 25: WHAT HIS LONGEVITY SAYS ABOUT KENYA’S MUSIC INDUSTRY

ArticleWHEN AI BECOMES THE NEW FACE BEHIND YOUR FAVOURITE SONG, WHAT NEXT?

There is something intim­ate about dis­cov­er­ing a new musi­cian. Even bet­ter when the music slaps and its giv­ing whatever it’s sup­posed to. It might hap­pen while driv­ing home, dur­ing a quiet even­ing or simply while scrolling through a playl­ist.

WHEN AI BECOMES THE NEW FACE BEHIND YOUR FAVOURITE SONG, WHAT NEXT?

ArticleAUTHOR DONICA MERHAZIAN RECLAIMS A FAMILY HISTORY ONCE HIDDEN

For years, Don­ica Mer­hazian tried to hide the story of where she came from. Grow­ing up in Nairobi, the author of Born at the End of the World was once proud to tell her class­mates that she had been born in prison and that her mother was a free­dom...

AUTHOR DONICA MERHAZIAN RECLAIMS A FAMILY HISTORY ONCE HIDDEN