
Date: January 19, 2013
Venue: Tamambo Village Market
Time: from 8.30pm
Entry: Kshs 200
For more info: Tamambo Kenya Facebook Page

Date: January 19, 2013
Venue: Tamambo Village Market
Time: from 8.30pm
Entry: Kshs 200
For more info: Tamambo Kenya Facebook Page

About
Hadithi is an online open access library for African Scholars. Our mission is to maximize the impact of academic research while engaging communities of learning and making societies critically conscious through increased access to quality academic information. We see our platform as a stepping stone toward enabling equal rights to education for students in developing countries.
For more information please visit: www.hadithi.org or watch this video: http://youtu.be/ZgS8syiHAcA.
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Launch
Our official launch is on Jan 24th with a panel discussion around “Open access and higher education in Kenya.”
Discussants
Include: Dr. Ndemo Bitange [PS Ministry of Information & Communication], Mr. Joe Mucheru from Google, Mr. Alex Gakuru from Creative Commons and Prof. Meoli Kashorda from KENET.
We anticipate an audience made up of the donor community, international development banks, students and researchers from a couple Kenyan research parastatals.
Registration
RSVP here: http://hadithi.eventbrite.com/
A cocktail will follow the discussion.

This Saturday (January 19) from 2 pm – 4 pm, the Nest will be presenting “Rewind. Fast Forward” at the NEST – a forum theater event moderated by Dr. Njoki Ngumi. This month, they’re using the forum to explore dispute resolution in relationships between men and women at home, in the workplace and in romantic and platonic contexts.
Are men always oppressors? Are women always nagging? Are men always domineering? Are women always comparing? Is equality/equity possible? Explore honest possibilities around dispute resolution and constructive argument techniques by becoming part of the action yourself and telling the actors what to do (maybe even acting it out yourself)!
Register for your free ticket here
Date: January 26, 2013
Venue: Intercontinental Hotel
Time: 9 am to 12 noon
Guest Speaker: Ipsos Synovate Kenya MD Maggie Ireri

Date: January 25, 2013
Venue: Alliance Française
Time: 7 pm
Tickets: Kshs 300
An East-African tour sponsored by the Regional Audiovisual Bureau of the Embassy of France
The Think Twice DJ set of Jean-Chrisophe Couderc and Rémy Voet have been at the forefront of their trade for over 10 years. One is a musician, the other a graphic designer. Their common passion for music and discs has kept them together since 1991. They were the resident DJ pair at the popular Paris club ‘La Fabrique’ int the late 90s. They have participated in several festivals around Europe and have toured South America. In 2003, they created the music project
‘Think Twice’ characterized by their special mix of electronic and rock music with a touch of funk. Think Twice DJ set first travelled to Africa in 2011 on the occasion of the Fête de la Musique festivities in Rwanda. They return to East Africa for concerts in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda and Ethiopia.

For those of you who missed Zak’s marvelous recital at Kenton College this past weekend, or for those who would love to hear him again, there is one last chance to watch him in concert before he heads back to Europe to continue his studies.
Zak will be performing at the Tribe Hotel on Wednesday January 23rd at 7.30pm. He will be joined by Elizabeth Njoroge and will be accompanied by the wonderful pianist, Paul Nduati.
Tickets are Kshs 4,500/- for concert only and Kshs 7,500/- for those who would like to have dinner after the concert.
Tickets can be purchased by emailing marketing@tribehotel-kenya.com or marketing@artofmusic.co.ke

Due to the popularity of TRIP en masse Kenya we have scheduled an extra show at the Alliance Française on Friday the 18th of January (performance starts at 19.00). Please note that seating is limited.
Date: January 18, 2013
Venue: Alliance Francaise
Time: 7 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500 available at the door
The performance ‘TRIP en masse Kenya’ is created to remember the Kenya post-election crisis of 2007/2008 and promote peace.
The contemporary dance performance ‘TRIP en masse’ explores human emotions in group behaviour. After winning an award for best dance performance in the Netherlands, the choreographers of ‘TRIP en masse’ have come to Kenya to work with nine Kenyan dancers in Nairobi to adapt ‘TRIP en masse’ and incorporate elements of the Kenya post-election crisis, resulting in a non-political dance show called ‘TRIP en mass Kenya’.

The US embassy and George Mungai Presents:
The Jury adapted from ‘Twelve Angry Men’ written by Regina Rose. Directed by Nick Njache and produced by George Mungai
Dates: January 18-26, 2013
Venue: Phoenix Theatre – Parliament Road
Tickets: Kshs 500 [online tickets at ticketsasa.com]
Time: Wed-Thur. at 7 pm, Fri. at 7.30 pm and Sat. at 3 & 6 pm

Heartstrings Kenya opens 2013 with unapologetically smashing curtain raiser resolutions unbroken in Kenya.
Dates: January 15-27, 2013
Venue: Alliance Francaise Auditorium
Time: Weekdays 6.30 pm and weekends at 3 & 6.30 pm
Tickets: Kshs 500
Hotline: 0721 608 656
A humorous look at the reason why Kenyan’s don’t keep their new year’s resolutions is because they break them even before they have made them