Dr. Tom Odhiambo It seems as if the term corruption no longer has the desired effect when used in conversation…
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By Jared Juma The year 2018 has closed its eyes on Miguna Miguna without his much anticipated “grand return” and…
Over a dozen novels and almost five decades, the Somali writer Nuruddin Farah has chronicled the effects on ordinary lives…
By Henry Munene In 1986, Kevin Shillington, an independent English scholar and author of A History of Africa, approached Ugandan…
Technology is often blamed for destroying traditional working-class jobs in sectors like manufacturing and retail. But blue collar jobs aren’t…
Life for the first humans was undoubtedly brutal. They were in a constant struggle to stay warm and fed, while…
By Alexander Opicho The Amazon book publishers has finally released the print and e-version of a new anthology of poems,…
By Dr Tom Odhiambo There has been public debate in media in recent times, about who between the student and…
By Emeka-Mayaka Gekara When Mohun Biswas, the protagonist in VS Naipaul’s A House for Mr Biswas, moves his family to…
Okwaro Oscar Plato Prof Wole Soyinka may have been the first African to win a Nobel Prize in literature, but…
