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Celebrating a Decade of the Nairobi Skatepark
Ten years ago, the Nairobi Skatepark opened its doors to the public, marking a significant milestone in the growth of skateboarding culture in Kenya. This momentous event was the culmination…
by DanielMar 29 No comments -
Some (longterm) Benefits of Skateboarding
Skateboarding is much more than a sport, ist a source for inspiration, a tool for self-empowerment teaching us „lessons of life on a wooden toy”: · Teaches Commitment: Similar to martial arts,…
by DanielMar 23 No comments -
A brief introduction to skateboarding and its impact in (East-) Africa
Skateboarding Culture is spreading in (East-) Africa and local initiatives are more and more supported by the international skateboarding community and organizations. Skateboarding began in West Coast America in the…
by DanielMar 22 No comments -
CNN: Nairobi & East-Africa´s biggest Skatepark
The rise of Nairobi’s skate scene means a desire for bigger ramps and railings. They want to push the limits of the sport. The Shangilia Skate Park, the biggest one this…
by DanielMar 21 No comments -
Huffington Post: Lessons of Life on a Skateboard in Nairobi
John Kiara, 15, wipes sweat off his forehead as he stares down at a stair set of his height. He runs a few steps, hops on a skateboard and jumps…
by DanielMar 21 No comments -
„The Impact of Skateboarding for the Youth of Kenya” by Leo Kilel
„The Impact of Skateboarding for the Youth of Kenya” — a statement from Leo Kilel (, one of the founders of the Skateboarding Society of Kenya): “Kenya is a country…
by DanielMar 20 No comments -
“Nairobi on Wheels: Shangilia Skatepark” (Ride Magazine)
Mikkel Haugegaard, Niels Kristian Lykkeberg and Simon Skipper officially “closed down the Nairobi Skatepark” a few weeks ago with probably the dopest footage we have seen so far. Video by…
by DanielJan 24 No comments -
“Nairobi on Wheels – Locals” (Ride Magazine)
Check out Casper Haugegaard´s latest Edit with a Streetpart shot in July 2017 featuring the Nairobi Locals George Zuko, Samuel Maguta, Neville Ramogo, Kelvin Murage and Kelvin Maina. Music: “Leopold” by the…
by DanielJan 24 No comments