Brian Okumu

  Kenya, like many other countries, has experienced an increase in the cost of living over the years. Several factors contribute to the high cost of living in Kenya, and I'll outline some of the key aspects below: Inflation: Kenya has experienced inflationary pressures, which means the general price level of goods and services has increased over time. This leads to a rise in the cost of living as people need to spend more money to maintain their standard of living. Housing: The cost of housing, particularly in urban areas such as Nairobi, is significant. Rental and property prices have surged due to high demand and limited supply. This has resulted in increased housing costs, making it difficult for many Kenyans to afford decent accommodation. Food prices: The cost of food has risen significantly, impacting the overall cost of living. Factors such as HIGH COST OF LIVING weather patterns, high transportation costs, and market inefficiencies contribute to the increase in food prices.

  Digital photography has gained significant popularity in Africa over the years, as the continent has seen a rapid increase in access to technology and the internet. The affordability and accessibility of digital cameras, smartphones, and other photography equipment have contributed to the growth of digital photography in Africa. One of the significant advantages of digital photography is its immediacy. Photographers in Africa can capture images and view them instantly on the camera's screen or transfer them to a computer or smartphone for immediate editing and sharing. This has revolutionized the way photographers work and has made it easier to document and share stories, events, and cultural practices. Digital photography has also opened up opportunities for aspiring photographers in Africa to learn and develop their skills. Online tutorials, courses, and communities provide a platform for photographers to connect, learn, and showcase their work. Many African photographers are