MOYO LANE STYLE JOURNAL
Practical ideas for Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and everyday life across Kenya.
Cindy Kwak is the founder behind Nashipai Leather, a Kenyan fashion business recognised for leather accessories and work with deaf artisans. For somebody researching locally made handbags in Nairobi, the brand
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Tatiana Teixeira is the founder and creative director of AfroWema, a Kenya-based fashion label connecting reclaimed textiles with artisan production. For readers discovering sustainable fashion in Nairobi, her
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Explore Kawira Mirero’s Mambo Pambo label, ready-to-wear and made-to-measure clothing, design background and Nairobi context.
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Anyango Omondi’s Zanta Adeyde brings jewellery and leather accessories into a shared story about making, material and Kenyan identity. The brand’s official account connects its origins with her experience of seeing discarded mater
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Niku Singh’s jewellery offers a distinctive route into Kenyan fashion history: one that begins with interiors, small metal components and the possibilities of making by hand. Interviews from 2013 and 2015 describe a designer worki
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Yvonne Odhiambo is the Kenyan fashion designer and model associated with AfroStreet Kollektions, a label whose public identity centres on colour, African prints and expressive clothing. Her story runs from modelling and observing
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Thai Chi at Sarova Stanley gives a Nairobi city-centre dinner a distinctly Thai direction, with salads, aromatic soups, curries and wok preparations in a room finished with timber, decorative screens and dressed tables.
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Wambui Kibue is the Kenyan designer behind Angelsmile House of Design, a label associated with occasion dressing, confident silhouettes and detailed workmanship. Her story connects formal training, years of bespoke commissions, fu
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Pearldew Hotel is a Kisumu property whose official website combines accommodation, a restaurant and café, meeting facilities and a food menu. It gives a location opposite Mountain View Estate, described as around 400 metres from Kibuye Mark
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Govinda’s Restaurant at ISKCON Mombasa offers vegetarian food on Nyali Beach Road, with a dedicated full menu headed Govinda’s Prasadam Nyali. The official site describes North and South Indian dishes alongside other vegetarian choices, wit
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Nairobi Street Kitchen brings restaurants, bars and entertainment spaces together on Mpaka Road in Westlands. The operator describes a collection of more than eleven zones, giving visitors several ways to plan a meal or an evening within th
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Tusks Restaurant at Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club gives a Nanyuki meal a strong sense of setting. The restaurant faces the landscaped grounds and Mount Kenya, with a veranda and an indoor room associated with the prop
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Wandia Gichuru’s fashion story connects a Nairobi business with a larger ambition: creating clothing and economic opportunity through African production. She co-founded Vivo with Anne Marie Burugu in 2011. Fifteen years later, the
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Taidy’s Suites Nakuru combines a hotel setting with dining and spaces for gathering in Nakuru. The group’s official site identifies the property separately from its Kericho, Eldama Ravine and Nairobi destinations, with a branch contact and
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Taidy’s Kericho is the group’s Kericho restaurant and hotel destination on Kisumu–Busia Road. Its official branch menu provides a useful starting point for breakfast, a casual meal or a longer gathering, with prices printed in Kenyan shilli
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Café Maghreb gives a Nairobi Serena meal a broad international direction, with a hotel setting suited to breakfast, a work lunch or a relaxed dinner. The restaurant combines buffet service with an à la carte selection, a
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Wazzala Neckpiece from Wameraki combines colourful ceramic forms with a visible pure brass chain. The maker lists KSh2,000 and names both materials in the product overview. Its actual photograph shows rounded a
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The Zebra Print Necklace from Wameraki combines two large black-and-pale striped ceramic beads with a warm brass chain and smaller dark accents. The primary listing gives KSh2,000 and explicitly identifies cera
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