Everything must evolve and keep growing. And this change needs to be driven by you. This edition marks the first anniversary of Kenya Yetu, a magazine whose concept had been …
Kipchoge Keino needs no introduction. In his heyday he was the master of athletics tracks around the world, bagging medal after medal, gaining huge international recognition. Now 73 years old, …
As a rapidly developing nation, our demand for road transport is a sure sign of our social and economic progress. So why does it often feel like it’s holding us …
We asked Godfrey Onyango, technical manager at Amazon Tyres and Services Centre in Westlands, a few quickfire questions about vehicle maintenance… Looking to buy: new or used? New is ideal, …
Four new cars making a name for themselves in Nairobi… Range Rover 2013 Engine: 3.0 litre Fuel: Diesel Doors: 5 Acceleration: 0-60mph in 8.8 secs According to the official Range …
In the 50th anniversary of Kenya’s independence, exhaustive Kenyan traveller Richard Trillo explores 50 of the country’s best-known attractions – and suggests some lesser-known diversions and distractions along the way. …
We are immensely proud of the very quick success of Kenya Yetu, and thank you and all the other supporters who have recognised the value of the public ...
Things we’ve found out this season… local heroes, mapmaking, fashion, culture, shopping mall facelifts, rare whiskey, a wallet-friendly heater ...
As a result of Basco Paint’s Spray for Change initiative, one of the participants has won a coveted chance to participate in a global graffiti festi ...
We thought it would be fun to create a magazine that attempted to capture the spirit of Kenya; the energy that is driving this progressive and exciting country.
Kenya Yetu is a magazine for all Kenyans. We hope it will embrace the varied interests and activities that shape who each of us are; building a career, supporting family, contributing to the community, healthy living, music, friends, technology, fashion, sport...
This exciting new magazine is written by Kenyans, for Kenyans, and it needs to reflect who you are. The publication will aim to give voice to your own stories.
We want you to engage with Kenya Yetu as much as possible, to help shape your magazine.
Let’s really celebrate being Kenyan, and share that with as many people as possible. Let’s shout it out to each other and the rest of the world.
For Kenya Yetu to be true to its mission, it is important that it is available to as many people as possible, that access is not restricted by a price. So we are distributing Kenya Yetu as a free publication. Please share it with your friends and colleagues, and through your social media.
