Kenya

Hong Kong – October 19, 2026 -- TECNO and BBC StoryWorks have released a new film about "100 Portraits of Becoming," a two-year portrait project that will collect 100 portraits and personal stories across five countries, starting in Kenya.

TECNO co-created the project with visual artist Angélica Dass. It pairs Dass's approach to portraiture with TECNO's Universal Tone imaging technology, which is designed to represent different skin tones fairly. The countries involved are Kenya, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Brazil.

Three Kenyans tell their stories on camera

The film introduces some of the people behind the Kenyan portraits, the project's first chapter.

Agripreneur Alex Mutua Muli connects local farmers to wider markets, building a future in the community where he grew up.

Hong Kong – September 28, 2026 -- Smartphone maker TECNO and visual artist Angélica Dass have unveiled "100 Portraits of Becoming," a two-year photography project that will document 100 people across five countries, starting with 20 individuals from Kenya.

The project pairs camera technology with personal storytelling

The Kenya chapter, now live, features participants reflecting on identity, opportunity and self-definition. The initiative builds on TECNO's Universal Tone imaging work, which focuses on rendering diverse skin tones accurately, and extends that effort into a broader look at the individuals behind the images.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – April 14, 2026 – Cora, the organic period and body care brand, has expanded its product lineup with redesigned period pads, a new tampon applicator, and a novelty Cora Bag Charm that holds a real tampon inside a wearable accessory. The brand's full range — spanning tampons, pads, liners, menstrual discs, cups, and bladder care — is available via one-time purchase or a flexible, customizable subscription. Every order triggers a donation of period products and body literacy resources to people who would otherwise go without. Since launching in 2016, Cora says it has donated more than 10 million pads and reached roughly 15,000 girls in Kenya and India with reproductive health education.