First they came for the activists, and I did not speak out—because I was not an activist. Then they came for the journalists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a journalist. Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.

Frangipani by Allamanda— a calm, curated escape where light, texture, and tropical form meet. 📍Watamu,Kenya

Ocean & Mountains

Kampala from sunrise to city lights: Lake Victoria’s calm, Nakasero’s buzz, skyline’s golden glow, and neon nights.

Dusk in Mombasa: rooftops gleam molten gold as the twin-spired telecom tower on Moi Avenue stands like a modern lighthouse. Narrow alleys whisper centuries past, while every glowing reflection speaks to the city’s restless drive toward tomorrow. 📍Mombasa, Kenya.

In the quiet heat of Ziwani, Tsavo, a lioness steps from the shadows—weathered, fierce, and present. 📍Tsavo West

anyone here like landscape?

#Kiwayu Island | 2.0006° S, 41.2733° E [ 02/04 ]

Sawa Sawa” — Swahili for “All Good” — anchored off Che Shale, where the dhow meets the deep. A quiet tribute to Swahili craftsmanship and coastal calm. 📍Che Shale, Malindi.

Lando deserves this ✌🏽 #BritishGP

Siku ya kuvote tutafungiwa hivo tu.

This is what happens when we are ruled by a criminal

Take a lot of pictures. It doesn’t matter if you share them or not. Just take pictures.

There is a reason hatuna 2nd amendment kama US

Fellow tribesmen, insult us all you want but we SHALL NOT hate on our fellow Kenyans simply because they are of a different tribe. No thank you. We are past negative ethnicity.

It's at least somewhat comforting that people are defiant against ethnic narratives. I don't know how much that translates on the ground but I hope it means something.

In Kenya, a master’s degree has become the most dignified way to delay unemployment.

Coastal elegance meets tropical serenity at this South Coast retreat. 📍Diani, Kenya.

Tutachelewa Lakini ndoto zetu hatutachorea