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Day: 19 March 2026

Mother Tongue, Mother Nature: How Identity, Language and Environmental Knowledge are interlinked

Acacia Tortillis in a Kenyan landscape

Listen to this article: ‘Kaya’: a fortified settlement whose cultural spaces are indispensable for the enactment of living traditions that underscore the identity, continuity and cohesion of the Mijikenda communities. The Mijikenda is a group of nine Bantu-speaking ethnic groups in the Kaya forests of coastal Kenya, for whom performing arts related to the sacred […]

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