A conversation on #Culture in relation to the Constitution of Kenya, featuring members of The Orature Collective / The Performance Collective.
This is one of the Nane Nane webinar series reflecting on #KatibaAt10
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This is the first of a monthly series, #KatibaAt10: A Cultural Cerebration" that will take us to the end of this year as we mark ten years since the promulgation of our constitution.
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And bringing us to the end of today's artistic programme, @ngwatilo's "Invocation for Coming Years".
We've just begun the journey towards constitutionalism. What role will you play in it?
The generations to come will be the judge.
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#tekelezakatiba
@AdhiamboKE: I use historical events as part of the palette for story. In this case, the question I explore is, what does the return of China mean for people on the East African coast? .#DragonflySea
@AdhiamboKE Kenya is a multicultural country, and we take it so for granted, we don't think about it..
So one way this is reflected in my work is in the language Kenyan characters in my books speak. #FreedomPapers
@Kapka_Kassabova reflecting on the liminal space of borderlands in relation to #Freedom. Her book "Borders" amplifies how this translates into people's lives experiences.#FreedomPapers
@AdhiamboKE: What really is Freedom? A word everyone is assumed to know, and yet...
#FreedomPapers writers seem to agree that the one thing this word is is "vexed" .- Nick Barley