Karwitha Kirimi

Oct 27, 2023 | debunk.media | Frank Njugi |Karwitha Kirimi |Rasna Warah |Lewis-Miller Kaphira

Hailing from the vibrant city of Nairobi, Analo Kanga is a multi-talented African instrumentalist, saxophonist, vocalist, and performing artist, who has conquered the hearts of African music lovers with her unique blend of African jazz and pop. Charismatic and highly skilled, Analo is on a quest to redefine the boundaries of contemporary African music while preserving the cultural essence that makes it truly special.

Oct 27, 2023 | debunk.media | Frank Njugi |Karwitha Kirimi |Rasna Warah |Bernadette Muthoni

Kabubu Mutua’s work reveals a writer who is keen on telling Kenyan stories. His work explores the nuances of life in Kenya through the lens of characters inspired by his upbringing in Machakos County. In 2022, Kabubu was selected as a finalist for the prestigious Peters Fraser and Dunlop Queer Fiction Prize for his novel manuscript When We Believed in Paradise.

Oct 27, 2023 | debunk.media | Mwende Ngao |Frank Njugi |Karwitha Kirimi |Rasna Warah

Justine Wanda is a stand-up comedian, comedy writer, filmmaker, and satirist proficient in dark and observational humor. She has been featured on prominent stand-up shows such as Nairobi International Comedy Festival, Spare My Ribs, Laugh Act To Follow, Comedy Riot, and Because You Said So! and has appeared on Showmax’s Roast House and Comedy Riot.

Oct 27, 2023 | debunk.media | Frank Njugi |Mwende Ngao |Karwitha Kirimi |Rasna Warah

Alex Nzolo Muthama, popularly known as Lexas Mshairi, is a Performing Poet, Art Therapist, Author, Musician, Songwriter and Instrumentalist from Machakos. Currently based in Nairobi, since 2018 he has used spoken word poetry to advocate on political reform, climate justice and social progressivism. Lexas holds a B.A in Psychology and a minor in Sociology from Kenyatta University and is the co-founder as well as the events co-ordinator and digital marketer of the artist’s collective Rafinki.

Oct 27, 2023 | debunk.media | Karwitha Kirimi |Bernadette Muthoni |Rasna Warah |Natalie Sifuma

Njoroge Muthoni’s films find the ache in the body and surface it. His camera follows the subject like a question, speaking to the surreal way people navigate the inner cartographies of pain, grief and longing – against the sharp relief of the passage of time. In March 2023, the Nairobi-based filmmaker released The Dog Trilogy, comprising three stunning short films: “A Short Film On How To Wait”, “It’s Monday Morning” and “The Problem With Dogs”. For Debunk, Karwitha Kirimi speaks to the filmmaker.