In this article, our Research Associate and Curator Mūthoni Mwangi, talks about a fellowship that expanded her view of the accessible and interactive ways available for organising and
In an increasingly digital world, the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage in the Global South has become paramount, thanks to the diversity of
African Digital Heritage (ADH) is continually working to encourage a more critical, holistic and knowledge-based approach to digital solutions within African heritage. Through this,
Catch Up with Nombuso Mathibela and Wairimũ Nduba of African Digital Heritage, as they discuss what it means to creatively engage with archives
Akanyijuka Evans is a digital artist based in Kampala, Uganda. In his series, Akanyijuka collages and manipulates photography with AI-generated images to create hyperrealistic
Join our Head of Programs Mutanu Kyany’a alongside fellow digital heritage practitioners on the continent as they explore the intersection of technology and cultural
Banji Chona is an artist, researcher and curator. Her current artistic practice is expressed through both earth-based alchemy, which involves using natural materials and
This Women’s month, we at ADH want to give flowers to our female icons, both known and under-reported. Who witnessed the disruption of our
The third edition of our public history talks was ushered in by the powerful, resonant sounds of Sun-El Musician and our guest Courage Dziɖulā
On Wednesday the 6th of March, 2024, Nairobi Digital Humanities is holding its third roundtable to explore Children’s Storytelling Podcasting in Kenyan Indigenous Languages.