Loss And Hope, A January Story
Natalie Sifuma
Whenever I think about January, I see it as a blank canvas. It’s a fresh start, and whether intentionally or inadvertently, we make resolutions, jot
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Whenever I think about January, I see it as a blank canvas. It’s a fresh start, and whether intentionally or inadvertently, we make resolutions, jot
A running joke in Kenya today is that if you have a one thousand shilling note you should not bother picking up a shopping cart,
I have never been claustrophobic. But in the swell of humans and their earthly chattels on this morning bus, I felt anxiety rise inside my
“Even women with access to resources are becoming increasingly critical of the quality of the health and medical care they receive. Both quality of healthcare
It is easier for me to strike a football conversation with a total stranger across a bar table than with my next door neighbour, with
We all know what Christmas is about: the pomp and the colour, family, sumptuous meals, the games and the laughter – the most wonderful time
Traffic on Landhies Road is flowing smoothly when I cross at Nacico Plaza. I have to dash across at the bump, where vehicles are forced
On Google Images, Nairobi is a city with stories of a built environment. Occasionally the photo story begins with the silhouette of a zebra or
One problem with adulting, is that we forget what Christmas really meant to our younger selves. I remember Christmas as that time of the year
One of the holidays I will never forget is Christmas of 2015. It left me in a muddle and practically imprisoned in the city. I
