The official opening of Tulivu Co-Working Space took place today in the heart of Nairobi’s Central Business District, unveiling a state-of-the-art, hospitality-led workspace located in the iconic former Hilton Hotel building. The launch was officiated by Dr. Anastacia Nyalita, County Executive Committee Member for Business and Hustler Opportunities, Nairobi County.
The new facility introduces a fresh perspective to Nairobi’s professional workspace landscape, catering to the growing needs of entrepreneurs, SMEs, corporates, and remote teams. Designed with a focus on productivity, wellness, and accessibility, Tulivu aims to bridge the gap between traditional offices and the evolving demands of today’s modern workforce.
Guests at the launch were taken on a guided tour of the expansive facility, which features fully furnished private offices, flexible coworking desks, soundproof boardrooms, a podcast and content creation studio, and a conference hall capable of hosting up to 10,000 guests.
“Today marks a new chapter in the way Nairobi works,” said Blessed Muthoni, Center Manager, Tulivu Co-Working. “We’re offering more than just office space — Tulivu is a purpose-built environment that combines functionality, design, and hospitality to support the modern professional.”
Strategically located on Mama Ngina Street, Tulivu offers businesses a prestigious CBD address along with flexible workspace options — from daily coworking passes and dedicated desks to private serviced offices and virtual office packages. The space is supported by a trained hospitality team and equipped with high-speed internet, smart boardrooms, AV-enabled meeting rooms, and concierge-style services.
Dr. Nyalita commended the initiative, stating:
“Nairobi County is committed to fostering a business-friendly ecosystem. The launch of Tulivu reflects the growing demand for innovative, adaptive workspaces that empower entrepreneurs and drive our city’s economic growth.”
Tulivu Co-Working’s entry into Nairobi’s workspace market comes at a time when hybrid work models and the rising demand for agile office solutions are reshaping how professionals work. With this launch, Nairobi continues to cement its position as a regional hub for flexible, business-ready environments.
The highly anticipated Lagos Incoming Tour returns to the Nairobi Polo Club this weekend, promising a spectacle of glamour, sport, and style.
The international tournament, one of the most elite fixtures on Kenya’s social calendar, will draw polo enthusiasts, lifestyle lovers, and distinguished personalities to the club for two days of high-octane action and elegance. Kenya’s top polo talent will face visiting teams from the Lagos Polo Club in what is expected to be a thrilling display of sportsmanship, precision, and flair.
Adding to the allure, Tusker Malt, a proud sponsor of the event, will headline the weekend with an immersive Craft Room experience — featuring a selection of malt beers, ambient music, and live creative showcases by Ted Josiah and Sue Mueni.
“Tusker Malt is more than just a beer; it is an experience designed to celebrate craftsmanship and culture. We are excited to once again create a memorable experience in partnership with the Nairobi Polo Club during this weekend’s Lagos Incoming Tour. Our presence speaks to our devotion to creating spaces where elegance, sport, and social connection come to life,” said Rediet Yigezu, Senior Brand Manager, Tusker Malt.
In line with Tusker Malt’s commitment to championing creativity and local talent, this year’s edition will feature an exclusive collaboration with Sue Mueni’s Sued Watches and Ted Josiah’s Joka Jok. The two will share their insights into craftsmanship, creativity, and community — reinforcing Tusker Malt’s mission to bridge craft, culture, and sport, and elevate the polo experience beyond the pitch.
As Lagos players touch down in Nairobi this Thursday, all eyes are on the Nairobi Polo Club for a weekend of competitive games, captivating style, and Tusker Malt magic — the hallmarks that have elevated the event to legendary status.
Tusker Malt invites fans, artists, and sports lovers to a weekend of fun, elegance, and sportsmanship — where art and culture converge under the spirit of polo.
Casamigos Tequila partnered with eco-fashion jewelry designer Rosemarie Anyango, founder of Zanta Adeyde, to host an exclusive jewelry showcase at The Village Market.
The intimate event brought together a curated guest list of industry peers, creatives, and fashion enthusiasts, serving as a platform to highlight the synergy between conscious craftsmanship and the social nature of style.
“Fashion is one of our key pillars for expressing identity and bringing people together, which is why this partnership with Zanta Adeyde felt natural. It allowed us to create a living example of our House of Friends philosophy,” said Victoria Mbugua, Brand Manager for Casamigos East Africa. “Watching guests discover new ways to express their personal style while connecting over Casamigos represents who we are — a brand that fosters community and culture.”
The showcase featured an interactive styling session, where Anyango demonstrated practical accessorizing techniques and showcased jewelry as an extension of personal identity. Guests explored sustainable approaches to styling and learned how to elevate their everyday looks through intentional design.
For designer Rosemarie Anyango, the collaboration reflected the very essence of her brand.
“Zanta Adeyde was built on friendship and collaboration. My first collections were created with and for my closest circle,” she shared. “Partnering with a brand like Casamigos is a genuine celebration of the values that define us — trust, joy, and creating beauty with the people you value most.”
The partnership underscores Casamigos’ continued commitment to authentic connections and meaningful experiences. Through collaborations like this, the brand continues to bring its House of Friends philosophy to life — fostering creativity, community, and celebration.
A businesswoman has been charged before a Kibera court with stealing valuables worth KSh 950,000 and malicious damage to property.
Mary Waithira Gikonyo appeared before Kibera Principal Magistrate Agnetta Ogonda, where she denied the charges.
According to the prosecution, on March 22, 2025, along Kumbe Road in Hardy, Lang’ata Sub-county, Nairobi, Waithira, together with others not before the court, allegedly stole a gold Casino wristwatch, an iPhone 14, a Samsung video camera, three HP laptops, two PlayStations, and two wall clocks, all valued at KSh 933,500, belonging to Eric Munene.
In the second count, Waithira was charged with malicious damage to property, contrary to the law. The prosecution alleged that on the same date and location, she and others jointly and unlawfully destroyed a main gate, doors, window panes, and CCTV cameras valued at KSh 325,000, also belonging to Munene.
Through her lawyer John Swaka, the accused pleaded for leniency, arguing that she is not a flight risk and was willing to comply with any bond terms set by the court.
“Your Honour, I pray for lenient terms considering that the accused is not a flight risk and is willing to comply with the conditions set by this court,” Swaka submitted.
However, State Prosecutor Ismail Jama opposed the application, urging the court to deny bail, arguing that the accused could interfere with ongoing investigations.
“Your Honour, I request that the accused be denied bond because the investigating officer is still tracing the stolen items, and the accused might interfere with the process,” said Jama.
Jama added that although the right to bail is guaranteed under Article 49 of the Constitution, it can be denied if there are compelling reasons to do so.
The defence, however, dismissed the prosecution’s argument, noting that no valid reasons had been presented. Swaka further stated that the case stemmed from a matrimonial dispute between the accused and her ex-husband.
After considering both submissions, Magistrate Ogonda ruled that bail is a constitutional right and that the prosecution had not provided compelling reasons to deny it.
“I have considered the application by both sides, and I hereby grant the accused a cash bail of KSh 50,000 with one contact person,” the magistrate directed.
The magistrate also barred the accused from contacting the investigating officer or sending him messages except through her lawyer.
The matter was scheduled for mention on November 27, 2025, for pre-trial and further directions.
Don Julio 1942 Tequila curated an unforgettable spirits experience during the Halloween edition of Ongakunoche held at INTI. This marked the seventh edition of their partnership — a testament to a shared commitment to exceptional quality and sophisticated entertainment.
The ongoing collaboration underscores Don Julio 1942’s strategy of integrating with Nairobi’s most coveted social events, further solidifying its position as the spirit of choice for discerning clientele.
“Evenings like these are why our partnership with Ongakunoche continues to thrive. It creates a seamless synergy where the excellence of our spirit mirrors the excellence of the occasion. For our consumers, this means an unwavering assurance that any experience graced by Don Julio 1942 will be extraordinary,” said Victoria Mbugua, Portfolio Brand and Innovations Manager for Tequila – East Africa (EABL).
Guests were treated to a bespoke cocktail menu designed to complement the night’s vibrant energy while showcasing the artistry behind the tequila. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, distinctive flavor profile, and smooth finish, Don Julio 1942 was served both neat and in curated cocktail creations. This allowed guests to fully immerse themselves in the brand experience, reflecting the tequila’s refined and luxurious identity.
The event reaffirmed Don Julio 1942’s cultural influence and its continued vision to deliver meticulously crafted, premium experiences for its audience.