By Henry Munene Lawyer Njoroge Regeru is known more for representing clients in high-profile cases than for any literary pursuits.…
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BY Oscar Okwaro This year must be the most challenging for those thoughtful consumers of our media, which has often…
BY Alexander Opicho Literature on feminism and domestic politics in Africa has been known to be a preserve of Chimamanda…
BY TOM ODHIAMBO When the World Press Freedom Day was marked last month, all over the world, journalists, activists, ordinary…
By Janek Sunga Every time I hear or see the word millennial in the Kenyan media, I groan and ache,…
BY Mukulu Kioko Last month, I watched in wonderment as people gave tribute to the late Winnie Madikizela Mandela. The…
Way back in the 1980’s, after Out Of Africa was released, there was a miniseries on CBS called Shadow On…
BY Arkan Udin Who am I? Catholic? Christian? Kikuyu? Kenyan? Am I all of them at once? Or is it…
Irene Njoroge Women are like tea bags; you never know how strong they are until they’re in hot water. Those…
Janek Sunga The challenge for non-Western countries has always been modernising without westernising. According to Danai Gurira, the Zimbabwean-American actress,…
