Count on Prof Kimani Njogu and his Twaweza Communications to tackle the tough cultural questions like how to get the county government fully engaged in strengthening Nairobi culture in all its diverse genres, including cultural heritage.
It began last week at Kenya Cultural Centre during ‘Tamaduni Conversations Nairobi’ when Dr Mshai Mwangola gave a thumbnail history of Nairobi and her historical perspective enhanced by Joy Mboya, (founder-executive director of the GoDown Art Centre) who noted Nairobi was culturally multi-layered, starting with the Maasai.
