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In this Week’s Issue
:: Art & Art Classes
:: Photography & Exposition
:: Theatre & Dance Lessons
:: Music
:: Weekly Updates
:: Hot Property of the Week
:: Fox Movie Listings
:: Upcoming Events
Hot Travel Deal of the Week
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Art
“Stereotypes”, an art exhibition addressing the common stereotypes (gender, sexuality,
race…) will be at the Kuona Art Centre until Thursday April 2nd.
The ISK FOTA (Friends Of The Arts) Art Show/Sale, featuring over 100 local and
international artists, will be at the International School of Kenya until Saturday April
4th.
Art by City Primary School’s “Special Unit”, a group of children who deal with the
challenges of Downs Syndrome, Autism and other neurological problems and the associated
stigmas, will be displayed at RaMoMA until Thursday April 9th.
Mixed media art by Beatrice Njoroge will be exhibited at RaMoMA Museum of Modern Art
until Thursday April 9th.
Otieno Kota’s ‘tin art’ will be exhibited at RaMoMA until Thursday April 9th.
Sculptures by Anthony Wanjau will be exhibited at RaMoMA until Thursday April 9th.
“This and That”, an exhibition of paintings by Mary Collis, will be at RaMoMA until
Thursday April 9th.
Print artwork by John Silver and Gudlaug Sigurdar will be exhibited at Le Rustique
Restaurant until April 30th.
Art Classes
Nairobi Art Centre will have Drawing and Painting I beginner classes for adults and
teenagers on Thursday 2nd and Saturday April 4th from 10am.
There will be Drawing & Painting II, advanced-level art classes, for adults and teenagers
begin on Saturday April 4th at the Nairobi Art Centre from 2pm.
Photography
“Kenya Burning”, a photographic exhibition of Kenya’s elections and post-elections, will
be at the Nairobi Gallery (next to the GPO) until May 20th.
Exposition
9th Kenya Homes Expo will be at KICC from Thursday 2nd to Sunday April 5th.
The Uganda Education Expo will be held at the Sarit Centre from Thursday 2nd to Sunday
5th April.
The Kenya Rugby Sevens Expo continues at the Nairobi National Museum until April 14th.
Theatre & Dance
A Festival of Creative Arts production, Will You Still Love Me In The Morning? will be
showing at Alliance Française on Thursday 2nd, Saturday 4th and Sunday April 5th.
Fanartics Kenya presents the stupendous and dramatic play, A House Divided, on Friday 3rd
and Saturday April 4th April at the Nairobi Museum from 6.30pm.
First Things First, a comedy by Derek Benfield and a DHL Production, will be showing at
the Phoenix Theatre on Friday 3rd and Sunday April 5th.
Phoenix Players will stage Moment of Weakness by Donald Churchill from Saturday 4th to
Saturday April 18th.
Dear Diary, a play based on a true story inspired by Nafisa Khanbhai, will be showing at
the Kenya National Theatre on Saturday 4th (6pm) and Sunday April 5th (3pm).
Dance Lessons
Dance House-Nairobi will have morning, afternoon and evening dance lessons at the Kenya
National Theatre. Top Kenyan choreographers will be teaching traditional ethnic,
contemporary, hip hop and salsa dances.
Music
Hot Sounds Band will be playing Pop and R & B at the InterContinental’s Safari Bar on
Thursday April 2nd.
Groove Smiths Inc will be playing Afro and Latin Jazz at Zen Garden on Thursday April 2nd
from 8pm.
Mutinda will launch his Matopeni album on Friday April 3rd at Alliance Française from
7.30pm.
Get wild at the Dass Restaurant with Murfy’s fLaw on Friday April 3rd from 9pm.
Danger The Bass Player will be playing funky jazz at the Tamambo Tapas Bar on Friday
April 3rd from 9pm.
Sven Kacirek, a passionate percussionist from Germany, will give a concert at the Goethe
Institut on Saturday April 4th from 7pm.
It’s a Downtown Jazz Night at the Tamarind Restaurant with mellow jazz tunes on Saturday
April 4th from 8.30pm.
There will be a choral concert by the Nairobi Music Society and Nairobi Orchestra on
Saturday 4th (Brookhouse School, 3pm) and Sunday April 5th (Oshwal Auditorium, 3pm).
Kenya Conservatoire of Music’s End of Term concert will be held on Sunday April 5th at
the GoDown Arts Centre from 3pm.
GogoSimo will be performing Jazz, Soul and Afro Beats at the InterContinental on Tuesday
April 7th from 8pm.
Listen to live jazz and blues played by the Azure Moon Quintet on Wednesday April 8th at
the InterContinental.
WEEKLY UPDATES
The Dish:
the Latest on Food and Eating in Kenya
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I have recently perfected the art of cooking pork ribs in the oven or on the barbeque.
Here are the secrets I have learned. First, large ribs taste better than the baby ones.
Second, boil them, completely submerged in water for at least an hour to make them tender
and reduce the fat on the ribs. Third, mix up this simple marinade and let the ribs (1.5
kgs) sit in it for at least one hour. ½ cup hoisin sauce, 1 tablespoon of ginger, ¼ cup
soy sauce, 2 teaspoons sesame oil, ½ cup rice vinegar, 2 tablespoons sugar. Hoisin sauce
is easily available in Nakumatt and Chandarana. Cook the ribs in the oven for 30 minutes
at 180 celcius, flipping and brushing them with marinade once. They are even more
delicious if cooked on the barbeque. Don’t forget that they have already basically been
cooked when they were boiled in the water, so you just need to char them a bit to give
them the barbeque flavor. Serve with chopped fresh coriander on top.
Biz Buzz
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Two major employers this week have announced plans for job cuts. Zain intends to axe 20%
of its Kenyan workforce, as does East African Breweries. They did not however announce
the expected numbers or timeframe. Whilst Zain attributes its decision to achieving
economies of scale in its African operations, EABL has clearly been affected by increased
production costs, higher taxes and reduced consumption. The company however is
innovatively defending its market share with plans to train bar owners in customer care.
Manufacturing, tourism and agricultural sectors foresee further job cuts as the year
progresses, but are also drawing on innovation and exploring new markets to save the day.
Althea McCourt ABIS Limited
Glen Edmunds Security Tip
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The Daily Nation reported on 24 March, 2009 that muggings (Ngeta) are on the rise in
Nairobi with up to six reported per day at some police stations such as Central and
Kamakunji, while police stations near shopping centres in residential estates receive up
to three reports per day. The Daily Nation says that muggers usually operate in gangs of
between 3 and 10 people and usually strike before dawn and after dusk. The report says
that the Police have identified 10 Hot Spots around Nairobi including 1) The area around
Haile Selassie and Moi Avenue roundabout is one of the most dangerous spots for
pedestrians, especially between 6:30pm and 8:30pm 2) Globe Cinema Roundabout near the
junction with Kirinyaga Road 3) Two spots on River road at the junction of Accra Road and
near the Oil Libya petrol station at the intersection with Ronald Ngala Street 4) Tom
Mboya Street near the Ambassadeur hotel at the junction with Accra Road and at the
intersection with Ronald Ngala Street 5) Mfangano Street (all) 6) Juakali Market at the
junction of Kirinyaga and Voi Roads 7) Kaka Stage near the Kenya Planters Cooperative
Union HQ 8) Between Serena Hotel and Kenyatta Avenue and Uhuru Highway Roundabouts 9)
Uhuru Park at night 10) Mbagathi Way footbridge near the roads to Highrise and Ngumo
Estates.
EcoBuzz
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Whale Shark tagging season is over. This year there were only 8 sightings and 3 taggings
during the 3 week expedition period. Although not many gentle giants showed up this year,
we have still achieved a lot on their behalf and everyone who joined us on the expedition
had a fantastic time. We were overwhelmed by the amount of interest and support from the
public. We had full boats everyday allowing us to conduct the longest and most cohesive
aerial survey of the Diani Beach area. We had no less than 4 different film crews
including ones from Germany and from Australia. The media interest was huge with
reporters from Reuters, Associated Press, KTN, The Standard Group and Africa Journal. We
are working on getting whale sharks legal protection in Kenyan waters and would be the
first country in East Africa to do this. We strengthened our working relationship with
the Kenya Wildlife Service and with the Wildlife Conservation Society and Dr Rachel
Graham the scientist in charge of the research and tagging. We wish to thank our main
sponsors, our fantastic pilots, and most of all every expedition member who contributed
the running costs of the expedition. We could not have done it without you! On behalf of
every whale shark out there, many heartfelt thanks to you all.
Coast Buzz
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There is the very welcome news, announced at the ITB trade show in Berlin last month,
that from the 1st April 2009 up to the end of 2010, the cost of tourist Visas to Kenya
will be reduced by 50% to $25 per person, with children under the age of 16 being exempt
from needing a visa at all. This is news that needs to be spread far and wide to get
more visitors to both the Kenya Coast and across the country – an extremely welcome
initiative. We are, however, coming to the end of the season with Easter just around the
corner. The winds are changing and dark clouds are looming. It is all a bit ominous.
So, now is the time to check your roof for leaks before you pay for it later.
Sara Engel, Watamu Property Services
Pet Buzz
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Some human foods are toxic to dogs such as onions, grapes or raisins, macadamia nuts,
fruit pits, chocolate, especially dark bakers chocolate and rich holiday truffles, and
food or beverages containing caffeine or alcohol. The jury is still out on avocados;
some folks have been feeding (or letting their dogs eat) avocados seemingly without
detriment for years, and some lists say they are toxic. Check with your vet for the final
word on the safety of avocados. Also, you shouldn’t feed spoiled food to dogs; if you
would not eat it, throw it out! Nicotine is one of the most powerful natural poisons,
pipe tobacco, cigarette and cigar butts should not be left in outdoor ashtrays or thrown
in the yard where pets can eat them. If you suspect your pet has eaten something toxic,
don’t waste time. Collect a small sample of the vomit in a plastic bag or container,
bring along any packaging that’s left if your pet has eaten a chemical or medicine and
rush to the vet. Never give human medicine to a pet without consulting your vet first to
see if it’s safe and what the correct dosage should be.
Amy L. Rapp, Custom Made K-9 Supply
CustomMadeK9@aol.com
Gardening Buzz
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Now that the rainy season is upon us, we hope everyone will plant at least one tree. The
larger the planting hole the better. One metre by one metre, by one metre deep is
recommended. Discard any poor soil, i.e. stony murram. The depth of this hole will be
deeper than the underside of the bag containing the tree to be planted, so make good the
level with good soil mixed with well rotted compost and two handfuls of bonemeal. Remove
the plastic bag from the young tree and plant to the right level, complete the filling
and compact by treading around the tree. Finish off by shaping the backfill to a saucer
shape so that rain water will collect naturally and soak in around the tree. It can be
advantageous, before backfilling, to add a plastic watering pipe into the hole excavated
for planting the tree, to allow water to be poured down the pipe right to the root of the
tree. Place a few rocks and stones around the bottom end of the pipe so that it doesn’t
get blocked up when backfilling. Water the tree thoroughly once a week after planting if
there is no rain, and continue for the first few months until the tree is well
established.
Plants Galore Garden Centre
020 2446103
info@rosesgalore.co.ke
NATURE
Ngong Road Forest Sanctuary Trust forest walk will take place on Saturday April 4th from
9am.
Enjoy a morning bird walk at the Nairobi National Museum on Wednesday April 8th from
8.45am.
Glen Edmunds Performance Driving School April Courses
Two-day Drive to Survive! Defensive Driving course on Wednesday 15th and Thursday April
16th.
One-day 4WD Off Road course on Saturday April 18th.
Greystone Ltd and Glen Edmunds will have a three-day Personal Security Awareness training
course from Wednesday 22nd to Friday April 24th.
Two-day Drive to Survive! Defensive Driving course on Wednesday 29th and Thursday April
30th.
The Kikoy Company
The Kikoy Company is delighted to announce its Happy Easter offer; THREE items for the
price of TWO. Buy any three items in any of our shops and pay for only two*. Make your
Easter Holiday one to remember with this tempting offer from Kikoy! Gorgeous holiday
wear and always something for everyone at Kikoy. The offer is available in all of our
Kenya shops; The Junction, The Village Market and Diani Beach Shopping Centre. Email
info@kikoy.com for more information.
*the offer will be applied to the cheapest item, only applicable to the items bought at
the same time.
Mukima House
Mukima House, Nanyuki, was constructed on a grand old-world scale and has been
beautifully refurbished. Surrounded by 360 acres of private woods and grasslands, it
offers a luxurious, peaceful retreat with spectacular views of Mount Kenya across a dam
full of birdlife.
There are 8 ensuite bedrooms, wood-burning ?replaces and generous verandahs. Guests can
enjoy the swimming pool, sauna, tennis court, croquet lawn and boats, plus excellent
country cuisine.
Excursions to local game ranches and fishing/walking trips up Mount Kenya are easy to
organize, together with horse riding and helicopter trips!
info@mukima.com
www.mukimakenya.com
HOT EVENT OF THE WEEK
The Fabulous Fable Factory will be showing at The ISK Arts Centre. Come enjoy the musical
as well as the FOTA Art Show & Sale. This musical tells the story of Monroe; a
12-year-old girl who wanders into an abandoned factory and accidentally trips a lever
activating the living factory of fable creators. The factory owner, Aloysius A. Aesop,
explains that the factory has been idle for 2000 years because it is missing the most
important part, a “Moral Maker”.
This musical adventure follows Monroe as she helps the fable makers re-create some of
Aesop’s most famous fables, such as The Ant and the Grasshopper, The Tortoise and the
Hare, and The Lion and the Mouse. It is an enjoyable show for the young and the young at
heart. The bright and charming songs will intrigue the entire family and the morals will
invite thought and discussion.
Thursday April 2nd
Friday April 3rd
Saturday April 4th
All shows at 6:30pm
Adults 400Ksh
Students 300Ksh
Other Events
Kuruka Maisha Trust will have their weekly presentations at the Nairobi National Museum
on Sunday April 5th from 4pm.
There will be a Kwani? Open Mic session on Tuesday April 7th at Club Soundd (Hamilton
House, Kaunda Street) from 7pm.
Night Life
Urban Legends at the Carnivore’s Simba Saloon will feature Kanji Mbugua – Live at the
Village – on Thursday April 2nd from 6pm.
The Carnivore’s Rhumba Night will be on Friday April 3rd at the Simba Saloon from 6pm.
The InterContinental will have Salsa night with the Swing Salsa Sextet on Friday April
3rd.
Dance to “Ol’ Skool” Soul at Kengeles, Lavington Green on Friday April 3rd.
The Carnivore has lined up “Bollywood Nation”, a night of music and dance for the Asian
community, on Saturday April 4th from 9pm.
Sway to live salsa this Saturday April 4th at the Nairobi Serena Hotel’s Aksum Bar.
Dance to African Rumba and Benga beats at the InterContinental on Saturday April 4th from
9pm.
DJ Stone will be on the decks at the InterContinental’s Top of the Pops night on Sunday
April 5th.
Carnivore DJs will take you back to the music of the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s on Sunday
April 5th at the Sunday Soul Night.
It’s a Soul and Pop night with the Smooth Licks Duo at the InterContinental on Monday
April 6th.
Live recording of Churchill Live will be at the Carnivore’s Simba Saloon on Tuesday April
7th from 6pm.
Wednesday April 8th is Rock Night at the Carnivore, with the best of rock music from back
in the day to today.
It’s a Ladies Happy Hour every Wednesday from 5pm to 7pm at the Karen Blixen Coffee
Garden.
Courses/Lectures/
Workshops
Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga Centre’s beginners’ 7-Day Meditation Course continues until
Sunday April 5th.
Keith Pearson of The Theatre Company will offer weekly 4-hour sessions for performance
practitioners at the Italian Institute of Culture every Tuesday from 9am.
Gardening: Plants Galore Garden Centre (off Limuru Road) will have a gardening course for
gardeners (shamba men) from Tuesday 7th to Thursday April 9th.
Sales & Festivals
Kenya Horticultural Society’s plant sale will be on Saturday April 4th at the Ndani
Interiors grounds (Racecourse, Ngong Rd) from 10am.
Visit the colorful and dynamic Maasai Market every Friday at the Village Market, every
Sunday at Yaya Centre, and every Saturday and Sunday at the High Court parking.
Just for Kids
SwimAfrica will have holiday swimming lessons at the Montessori Learning Centre
(Grevillea Grove, Kyuna) until Thursday April 9th.
SK8Inline’s Race Day will be on Sunday April 5th at the Oshwal Primary School.
Marula Studios -The Eco Hub, will have eco-Easter creative activities for children aged 3
to 14 until April 16th, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9am.
HobbyCraft Creations will have holiday classes for children and adults in decoupage, card
making, scrap-booking and jewelry making.
Kibobo Art Club for children aged 8 to 12 will have art classes on Saturday April 4th at
the Nairobi Arts Centre from 10am.
Arabuko Sokoke 3-day Art Camp for children will be at the Nairobi Art Centre from Tuesday
7th to Thursday April 9th.
Sk8Inline will have a children’s skating holiday camp at the Kabete Junior Academy until
Friday April 17th (except weekends, April 10th and 13th).
Children’s World Adams Arcade will have children’s activities in April.
Fazilah Bazari will conduct YogaToto classes for children aged 3 to 12 on Wednesday and
Friday afternoons.
Children’s World – Adams Arcade have Playtime sessions for children on weekdays from 9am
to 12pm.
SPORTS
Golf: The KSPCA (Kenya Society for the Protection & Care of Animals) will have a
fundraising Golf Day at the Karen Country Club on Friday April 3rd.
Horses: The Pony Clubs of Kenya will hold their annual Easter Horse Show at Jamhuri Park
from Friday 3rd to Sunday April 5th.
Motor sports: KCB Safari Rally will flag off at the KICC grounds on Friday 3rd, and
continue until Sunday April 5th.
Rugby: Lions will play Scorpions at the Bamburi Rugby Super Series 2009 on Saturday April
4th at the RFUEA grounds, Ngong Road from 2pm.
Football: Sofapaka will be playing Gor Mahia at the Coca Cola Stadium on Saturday April
4th from 3pm.
Cycling: Escape to Shompole Bike Tour is set for Saturday 4th and Sunday April 5th at the
Olloregesaille pre-historic site.
Horse racing: Catch the live racing action at the Ngong Racecourse on Sunday April 5th
from 1pm as the horses compete in the Kenya Derby/Derby 24.
Football: Mathare United will be playing against Chemelil Sugar at the Kasarani Stadium
on Sunday April 5th from 3pm.
Didi Ruchira and Didi Sarvagya, trained meditation instructors, will hold meditation
sessions at Abha Light College of Natural Medicine on Mondays from 5.45pm.
Oriane Torode’s Yoga classes are held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in
various locations around the city.
Ketan Ram’s Qi Gong and T’ai Chi classes will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Capoeira Balanco Negro, afro-Brazilian martial arts classes for men, women and children,
will take place at the Kenya National Theatre on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6.30pm.
Kenya Bridge Association will hold duplicate bridge sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays at
the Oshwal Centre.
Kartik Masters’ Yoga class will take place on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings at
the Holiday Inn’s Fitness Centre.
Hot Job of the Week
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Drop your CV at The Career Link to ‘Jump start your career’ by sending it to
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Hot Property of the Week
140 acres of land with stunning views of Mt. Longonot and Lake Naivasha, available as a
whole or a minimum of ten acre plots. There is an airstrip close by. More Info
Hot Self-Catering Property of the Week
Mimosa Cottage, located in Naivasha, is a luxurious and fully furnished cottage that
overlooks the magnificent Lake Naivasha from a distance. It sleep a maximum of 8, with a
large common room that can accommodate extra people if you come with sleeping bags. More
Info
Hot Coast Property of the Week
Have you ever dreamed of owning your apartment or house at the beach? If you are
traveling to the coast for Easter, why not visit Lantana on Galu Beach, South Coast to
view this exciting new development of fully furnished and serviced beach front holiday
homes for sale. For more information: info@lantana-homes.co.ke
KSPCA Hot Pet of the Week
Yazoo: has a lovely personality – her owner left her behind when they moved.
To adopt this pet call 020 2430318 or email info@kspca-kenya.org
www.kspca-kenya.org
Fox Theatres
To find out what’s playing at Sarit Centre, 20th Century, Kenya Cinema and Capital
Centre, click here:Cinema Listings
Fox Buzz
Confessions of a Shopaholic: Rebecca Bloomwood is a sweet and charming New York City girl
who has a tiny, little problem that is rapidly turning into a big problem: she’s
hopelessly addicted to shopping and drowning in a sea of debt. While Rebec.ca has dreams
of working for a top fashion magazine, she can’t quite get her foot in the door – that
is, until she snags a job as an advice columnist for a new financial magazine published
by the same company. Overnight, her column becomes hugely popular, turning her into an
overnight celebrity, but when her compulsive shopping and growing debt issues threaten to
destroy her love life and derail her career, she struggles to keep it all from spiraling
out of control – and is ultimately forced to reevaluate what’s really important in life.
Starring: Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy, Joan Cusack, John Goodman, John Lithgow
Silverbird Cinemas
To find out what’s playing at Prestige Plaza, Westgate, Village Market, Junction and Mega
City – Kisumu, click here: Cinema Listings
Silverbird Buzz
Monsters vs. Aliens: When California girl Susan Murphy is unwittingly clobbered by a
meteor full of outer space gunk on her wedding day, she mysteriously grows to
49-feet-11-inches tall. Alerted to the threat of this new monster, the military jumps
into action and Susan is captured and secreted away to a covert government compound.
There, she is renamed Ginormica and placed in confinement with a ragtag group of other
monsters: the brilliant but insect-headed Dr. Cockroach, Ph.D.; the macho half-ape,
half-fish The Missing Link; the gelatinous and indestructible B.O.B.; and the 350-foot
grub called Insectosaurus. Their confinement is cut short, however, when a mysterious
alien robot lands on Earth and begins storming the country. In a moment of desperation,
the President is persuaded by General W.R. Monger to enlist the motley crew of Monsters
to combat the Alien Robot and save the world from imminent destruction. Starring: Reese
Witherspoon, Seth Rogen, Hugh Laurie, Will Arnett, Rainn Wilson, Kiefer Sutherland,
Stephen Colbert
Upcoming Events
Join Checkie Wood for an Easter Yoga Safari in Laikipia from April 9th to 13th.
Kenya Museum Society will have a trip to Marich Pass from April 9th to 13th.
It’s a fun Easter at the Ocean Sports Resort from April 10th to 13th.
Jason Corder’s Earth Painting Workshop in Nairobi will be from April 17th to 19th.
Wildman Kenya Triathlon is on April 18th and 19th.
For more upcoming events visit www.kenyabuzz.com
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