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On the Runway: An event dubbed at promoting fashion brands and accessories on the runway, bringing together Nairobi’s biggest and brightest to an array of entertainment, cocktails and most importantly fashion.

Body World’s: We head down south for an extraordinary experience in Cape Town’s largest science centre. An exhibition displaying plastinated real human bodies and how amazing they are.

Kikoy Culture: A festival where great music goes with fashion, themed on the ‘kikoy’ a unique colourful fabric in East Africa plus an earth shaking sound system with the biggest names in dance music in attendance.

Alex Konstantaras: We spoke to Film director, producer and composer Alex Konstantaras about his plans for the rest of the year.

Mr Vegas: Jamaican sensation Mr. Vegas showed off his moves during a live in concert, for an Easter treat in Kampala.

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Melissa De Blok: Her ability to catch a moment in time, naturally and with no pretense has made Melissa De Blok one of East Africa’s most sought after photographers. She has her own photo center called Imagination where fans of her work are able to get an insight into her incredible eye!

Efya: Ghanaian music sensation, Efya has taken the world by storm and has made a name for herself. We spent some time with her on a recent visit to Nairobi and we found out what it is that makes her tick.

Leopard Beach: Luxury, beauty and serenity, these three words describe one of the most wonderful spots on Kenya’s coast. The Leopard Beach Resort and Spa is the epitome of relaxation in the sun.

P-Unit in Kampala: Known for the extraordinary swag and their ability to put on an incredible show, P-Unit made a trip to Kampala much to the delight of their Ugandan fans. We were there to catch all of the action.

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Cape Town Jazz Festival: Our cameras caught all the action from one of the continent’s most beautiful cities for the Cape Town Jazz Festival. This year’s headline act was Award winning Jill Scott.

Adel Dejak: Her collections of “bling-bling” have a truly global appeal and Adele Dejak’s newest line of jewelry was the talk of the town at the launch at Nairobi’s plush Tribe Hotel.

A Good Catholic Girl: The AMVCA winning Ugandan production has become the talk of the continent. We traveled to Kampala to meet the amazing individuals behind this amazing production.

Enashapai: Situated on the lip of Kenya’s beautiful Lake Naivasha, this resort and spa is one of the “happiest” places in East Africa and we want to show you why.

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Build Your Own Burger: Get a taste of succulent burgers made by yourself at one of Nairobi’s very newest bistros.

Blankets and Wine Uganda: Each time it comes around, we love to get out our blankets, a bottle of wine and some of the coolest music around. Blankets and wine was back, in Uganda, and we just had to be there.

Chico Leco: Some of the continents newest fashion talent got together for “chico leco” and we were there to find out more about what makes this group the next generation in fashion in Kenya.

Camp Mulla: We had a chat with the members of Camp Mulla and they told us about thier plans for the year ahead.

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Ice Prince: He began writing music in 1998 and in 2004, his debut album single extraordinary was released. His music is a little hard to define and his inspiration tragedy can sometimes spurn excellence and ice prince is the perfect example of just that!

Sight Seeing: They are known the world over as the ideal way to sight see made famous by London City Sightseeing Tours. We had a chance to experience a true travelers experience as we found out recently in Johannesburg.

Ramara House of Designs: Ramara’s debut showroom sits in the leafy Lavington suburb in the heart of Kenya’s capital. It’s the perfect place to showcase well thought out designs that came from big dreams and some absent minded doodles over the years.

Psychedelic Art: Psychedelic art is starting to make a serious splash. Artists use luminous paint to convey the hard to tell stories of individuals, groups and cultures, through their own brand of psychedelia.

Quadro Charge: Once a year, motor enthusiasts visit for an auto event of a different kind there are no smooth tracks no pit stops and definitely no limits to what these monsters of the off road can do.

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Hennessy Mansion: We were extended an invite to France to discover where the world’s most loved cognac comes from. What we learnt was that cognac is not simply made but it’s created.

Ice Prince-Tanzanian: Artist Ice Prince is becoming one of the continents most respected performers. We spent some time with him in the recording studio, and out and about in Dar es Salaam.

L’Oreal-Nairobi: Was the spot for some pampering. A girls day out with L’Oreal, a real treat for the ladies and we got to rub shoulders with Nairobi’s who’s who.

Jo’burg Show: A number of artists from across the continent got together for the show of a lifetime, the flavour, the sound and the musical styling’s made for one memorable night.

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Mediterranean Restaurant: We got to experience some truly Tanzanian hospitality during our holiday. See all that went down.

Jameson Party: Saint Patrick’s Day has gone from a small celebration in Ireland to one of the biggest celebrations in the world. This year’s celebrations saw Nairobi become the centerpiece of one of the most incredible simultaneous worldwide party’s ever organised by Jameson!

XYZ Show: Kenya’s political satire program...the XYZ Show was recognized as the best television series on the continent during the red carpet affair AfricaMagic Viewer’s Choice Awards held in Lagos.

Femi Kuti: We travel to Kigali to spend some time with one of Africa’s greatest ever musical legends Femi Kuti who has over the years established himself as world musician.

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Formula One Cocktail: Nairobi has a few high rollers that would love to see the sights and hear the sounds that motorsports most popular discipline has to offer. A night to party but also to explore what the world of the highest class of open-wheeled auto racing has in store.

At Home With Bidanya: Bidanya was MNet’s face of Africa in 1999 and since then she has become a fashion icon. The model and marketer was raised by a single mother growing up in the quiet Nairobi suburb. We had a chat with her about life, love and everything in between.

Olseki Camp: The private tented camp bordering the Maasai Mara has become an enclave of pure beauty. There is something to be said for the hospitality here in Kenya’s rift valley.

Benz Tanzanian Artist: Young and talented, winner of the ‘best hip hop song’ of the Kilimanjaro Music Awards in 2010 Chidi Benz represents the urban edgy sound of East Africa.

All Stars: The global impact of basketball has even brought African’s to the NBA. The highlight of the weekend remains the slam dunk contest which kicked off by a media frenzy that reaches the entire globe.

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Fespad: The 8th edition of Fespad consisted of several dance and dance related activities including national dance competitions and Rwanda came alive with the spirit of expression in all of Rwanda’s provinces.

Mystique Glamour: African mystique, Vlisco recently launched their collection in Kenya having designers who use the Vlisco fabrics show off its best attributes.

Women’s Celebration: It is one day every year where women all over the world come together to celebrate what it means to be a woman. So we decided to check out how Women’s Day in Tanzania was celebrated.

Mbarara Rally: Each year the sleepy town of Mbarara comes alive with a rallying event like no other. Man versus nature is the best way to describe the rally experience!

Neyo: Since he burst onto the scene, Neyo has been making all the right moves and stealing headlines all over the world and the multi-platinum award winning artist certainly painted Johannesburg red.

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Kite festival: Over the years the designs, colours and aerodynamics have changed tremendously, but the pastime of kite flying has remained constant. So next time someone tells you to “go fly a kite...” You may want to just do that

At home with Ester Passaris: She has been the subject of numerous newspaper and magazine pieces as well as the focus of television cameras for years. She a business giant, a philanthropist, and a mother of two. We took some time to speak to Ester Passaris.

Cooking class: Ever wanted to cook like the famous chefs on TV with the help of an executive chef? Learn menu design, recipe preparation, and how to prepare a three course meal? You might just need it next time you need to make a special meal for that special someone.

Gloria Wavamonu: Born in London and raised between the fast paced life of England’s cosmopolitan capital and her ancestral home Kampala her use of the African kitenge fabric in modern-cut designs captures the passion for her homeland.

Mountain biking: The 10-4 mountain bike challenge is one of the toughest in Africa and for the organizer, it is the ideal way to push the conservation agenda and why shouldn’t we protect something this beautiful.