Since the onset of colonialism, theatre in Kenya has been a site of struggle between the arts and the state. Prior to the colonial violent disruptions of community life, performances were anchored on people’s experiences and their interpretation of the world in which they lived.

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Imbuga’s dramatic writings defines his role as an intellectual because they are generally dialectically and consistently obsessed with confronting both an ‘imposed culture of silence and normalized quiet of “unseen power wherever and whenever possible” (Said, 2002: 25

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The first part of this Issue is a tribute to the indomitable Prof. Micere Mugo. Wangui wa Goro’s “The Beautyful One Was Born” and Grace Okafor’s “She Answers Her Name “set us off, and in many ways follow Prof. Micere Mugo as she settles in the hereafter. #jahazilaunch2023

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Perspectives On Theatre Practice In Kenya This Issue of Jahazi, exploring different facets of Theatre as it is today, in Kenya, has been a labour of love for the Editorial Team here at Jahazi Journal. jahazi.co.ke

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Jahazi on Land Governance Culture and Heritage This is a Special Issue of Jahazi, published with the support of the African Land Policy Centre, that focuses on Land Governance, Culture and Heritage. jahazi.co.ke/land-governanc…

The COVID-19 pandemic brought to a halt most activities that spur, facilitate, and mediate popular culture, including the making of music, film, television, art, theatre, dance, and even transportation which, in Kenya, is a source of the artistic and the musical.

This first issue of Jahazi focuses on what seems to be the natural place to re-enter that space, building bridges. Building bridges between generations, amongst cultural and artistic views, linking practice and theory in the arts, connecting cultures and valorizing diversity.

In this Issue Jahazi focuses on the question of identity and raises questions about how Africans in various places continue to negotiate their own identities within the ever changing political, economic, cultural and global spaces. jahazi.co.ke/articulating-i…