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Ooro George is a Nairobi-based journalist and lifestyle editor at Business Today Kenya. His work spans entertainment, film and television, arts and culture, media, and social commentary. With a keen interest in the intersection of culture, identity and society, he brings an African perspective to stories that resonate across borders. Beyond journalism, his professional interests encompass communications, public relations, brand strategy and customer experience. He is passionate about telling compelling human stories and examining the cultural conversations that shape society.

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LIFESTYLEOPINION

By 2 P.M., Grief Has Moved On. So Has Life

Funerals may gather us around death, but they also reveal an uncomfortable truth about living: the world does not stop when we do.

NEWS

Nyashinski Loses Bid to Keep Tecno Deal Secret

Court ruling puts Sh12 million Tecno deal in spotlight

HEALTHLIFESTYLE

The Patient Experience, Served on a Tray

A surprising encounter at a hospital customer care desk reveals how food, comfort and seemingly ordinary details can shape the way patients remember...

FEATURED ARTICLELIFESTYLE

REVIEW: Lupita Nyong’o Turns Domestic Violence Into a Study in Survival

The Oscar winner brings regal vulnerability to Marin Ireland’s searing drama, turning a story of domestic violence into a larger examination of trauma,...

LIFESTYLE

Nyege Nyege Returns to the Nile for 11th Edition With a Wakaliwood Twist

Uganda’s genre-bending festival will transform into a living movie set, bringing 200-plus artists, seven stages and a new chapter of African creative culture...

MEDIANEWS

Emmys 2026: TV Academy Rewards Fresh Shows and Sets New Records

Apple TV’s Widow’s Bay sets a comedy-series record with 14 wins as Emmy voters continue to embrace newer shows.

LIFESTYLEMagazinePERSON OF INTEREST

Wunmi Mosaku Named British Vogue’s October 2026 Cover Star

The actor returns to her hometown of Manchester for a Vogue cover shoot celebrating family, heritage and a breakout year in film.

ENTERPRISE 101FEATURED ARTICLEPERSON OF INTEREST

Why Africa’s Richest Man Aliko Dangote Is Now Worth More Than $50 Billion

A $2.5 billion private placement and the planned refinery share sale are reshaping the fortune of Africa’s richest man.