We’re pleased to have taken part in the ACP-EU Culture webinar that took place on the 9th -10th June 2021 from 12.00 to 13.00
” My father worked with EARC up to 1976 in stations Nakuru, Mombasa, Changamwe and Makindu.. It is very sad if you see the
This report produced in 2019, presents an analysis of skills gaps in the Kenyan cultural heritage industry, as obtained from desktop research and in-depth
Digital solutions within African heritage. We are storytellers, time-travelers and archivists...
This story was written thanks to an open call funded by Creative Commons Open GLAM Platform. This is part of a series of articles that
The Open Restitution Project is an Africa-led project seeking to open up access to information on restitution of African material culture and human ancestors,
We present these digital reconstructions not as final outputs but as initial visuals that can help us generate and continue conversations on the presence
The building reconstructed in the 3D model below, was a solitary cell/torture chamber in Mweru detention camp in Nyeri, Kenya. ‘Hardcore’ detainees would be
This 3D model depicts the entrance, trench and watchtower to Aguthi Works Camp in Nyeri, Kenya. Some of the detention camps around Kenya had
The buildings reconstructed here are mass cells in what was Mweru works camp. Mass cells could hold approximately 60 detainees in a space measuring