Anjellah Owino

1 week ago | tnx.africa | Anjellah Owino

More than 800 artworks by over 400 artists were showcased at the Nairobi National Museum during the 18th edition of the biannual Affordable Art Show, which attracted over 4,000 visitors. Curated by the Museum’s curator Lydia Galavu, the exhibition brought together a diverse mix of first-time exhibitors and established artists from across East Africa. The show featured a wide variety of visual art forms, including acrylics, oils, string art, mixed media, and sculptures.

1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Anjellah Owino

How female entrepreneurs can scale small businesses (Photo: iStock)Research shows that, of every ten start-ups in Kenya in a given year, at least 70 per cent collapse within that year. Professor Ng’ang’a Gachara explains how female entrepreneurs can avoid this pitfall. How can female entrepreneurs assess whether their businesses are financially ready to scale? A business is financially ready to scale when it has achieved organic growth for a period of at least 18 to 36 months.

2 weeks ago | tnx.africa | Anjellah Owino

Every weekend, lovers of theatre go to watch live stage performances in various spaces. In 2024 alone, there were 229 shows, composed of plays, poetry, and stand-up comedies, staged countrywide. Driving these numbers are old and new theatre stars and production companies. The industry is seeing individual thespians forming theatre companies and collaborating with their peers to make powerful productions. There are also more original plays taking centre stage.

2 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Anjellah Owino

How women can build financial legacy (Photo: iStock)Statistics show that fewer women have written wills, own land, and other elements of financial legacy. Finance coach and advisor Margaret Njeri normalises building financial legacy for women. What simple ways can women build financial legacy?

3 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Anjellah Owino

All's Fair in divorce and drama: Kim Kardashian stars in new Hulu legal series (Photo: Disney+)Kim Kardashian is set to grace screens this year in a new legal drama TV series, ‘All’s Fair’, on Hulu. She stars as Allura Grant, a high-flying divorce lawyer who owns a lavish, all-female divorce law firm in Los Angeles. The cut-throat legal team boasts an all-star cast including Niecy Nash, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, and Teyana Taylor.