Local entertainment directory KenyaBuzz has joined forces with internet services and content provider African Laughter Ltd to launch a new website dedicated to children and their parents. KenyaKidz contains child-centred news and information as well as in-depth articles on subjects such as plant poisoning in Kenya, infertility treatment and new entertainment trends for kids. There is also an events section, a forum, a directory of useful contacts and a classified ads section. KenyaKidz is based in New Muthaiga in northern Nairobi.

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