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Brenda covers entertainment, film, and Kenya's creative economy.
From Kathmandu to Jakarta, civil unrest is spiking globally. But the architects of today's movements have completely rewritten the playbook—and governments are left fighting a ghost in the machine.
Local film and series productions are increasingly finding distribution through streaming platforms, opening new revenue paths for Kenyan creatives.
Musicians and industry associations are calling for clearer royalty reporting from streaming platforms and local collecting societies.
This year's edition of a major Nairobi arts festival drew record attendance, reflecting growing public appetite for local creative events.