Kuna Nuru Gizani? Shakahola and Other Short Stories
Njonjo Mue
It is a Sunday afternoon and the sun is playing hide and seek with a lazy cumulus cloud that stubbornly hovers above Uhuru Park, Nairobi.
It is a Sunday afternoon and the sun is playing hide and seek with a lazy cumulus cloud that stubbornly hovers above Uhuru Park, Nairobi.
A month ago, after a trial that lasted six years, the High Court of Kenya sentenced four police officers to death and long prison terms
In the Bible, Abraham is referred to as the father of faith. He is the pioneer of all three Abrahamic religions namely Judaism, Christianity and
Njonjo Mue takes us back to a magical time when he felt the first flutterings of tender teenage love.
This month marks 33 years since Nelson Mandela walked out of prison to breathe the fresh air of freedom after 27 years of incarceration by
We are living in strange times. Scrolling through the Twitter handle of Dr. David Ndii makes for some disturbing reading. Responding to a tweet by
A recent video clip that went viral was at best painful to watch and at worst an unmitigated embarrassment for African audiences. It showed 90-year-old
“The struggle of people against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.” – Milan Kundera. This month marks fifteen years since Kenya’s journey to
