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Highlights from the Content Creators Gala 2024

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  The dynamic duo of Resian Lebai and Patrick Igunza On the 4th of April, the National Museums Auditorium in Kenya was abuzz with creativity, talent, and inspiration as the Content Creators Gala unfolded in all its grandeur. Hosted by the dynamic duo of Resian Lebai and Patrick Igunza, the event brought together a diverse array of content creators, industry professionals, and enthusiasts to celebrate and honor excellence in digital content creation across various categories. The gala was graced by the esteemed presence of Mr. Timothy Owase, the CEO of the Kenya Films Commission, whose insights and encouragement resonated throughout the evening. Among the notable personalities adding flair to the event were rapper Collo and Refigah Heavyweight, the CEO of Grandpa Records, who lent their star power and support to the burgeoning digital content industry. Mr. Timothy Owase Presenting The best Visual Storyteller over 30 awards to Kelvin Odeny The heart of the gala lay in its acknowledgment

A Haven for Nature Enthusiasts

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Gazzated in 1932, Managed by Kenya Forest Services and Friends Of Karura Nestled in the heart of Nairobi, Kenya, Karura Forest stands as a pristine oasis, offering a refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life. This lush expanse of greenery, covering approximately 1,000 hectares, beckons nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those yearning for a serene escape. Karura Forest, with its lush landscapes and diverse activities, is not just a natural haven but also a place steeped in history. The story of this verdant sanctuary is one of resilience, conservation, and the collective efforts of a community committed to preserving its natural heritage as narrated by  Travel Tuesdays . The roots of Karura Forest trace back to the colonial era when British settlers established Nairobi as the capital of Kenya. The land that now comprises the forest was initially part of the vast coffee and tea plantations owned by European colonizers. However, as the city grew and the need for green s