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The secret lives of Kenya’s drag queens – BBC

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by Staff writer

In a recent uncovering, the BBC met and spoke with gay men in Kenya who love to dress up as women.


Like most countries in Africa, Kenya holds very strict laws against homosexuality with offenders risking up to 14 years in prison if caught.

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About Daniel Nkado

Daniel Nkado is a Nigerian writer and social researcher whose work examines Black identity, racism, institutional inequality, social power and belonging. He is the founder of DNB Stories Africa. Read more about Daniel, including his research methodology and full biography, here.

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