This lockdown is a good break from sadaka and tithe By William Dekker We may look sad about these stay-at-home measures imposed by the government, but deep down we are […]
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THEY DUG A GRAVE By Sylvester H Wauye. What can you do When a man who claims to be more manly than you Gains forceful entry into your manor?
COME… By Sylvester H Wauye. Come and kiss me the way the flames of fire licks leaps in the sultry air. Come and consume me the way
The mask By Sylvester H. Wauye I’m am enticed, I want to know what’s behind that mask. I do not want to get spooked. I’ve watched enough horror movies
A surgical needle that writes: 3 Minutes with Kimathi Makini By Juliet Mwangi You’ve obviously heard before how interesting writers can be right? Now we get to have a little
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The Witty African Pen; five on five with Fanon Kihu By Juliet Mwangi Fanon Kihu, author of the poetry book dubbed, ‘Africa as One’, reminds me the importance of hard
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Beauty, Brains and Poetry; a moment with Julie Nkirote By Juliet Mwangi This season has us going through a roller-coaster of emotions and some of us are still trying to
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Spinning it from philosophy to blogs, writers are full of surprises By Juliet Mwangi ‘Give up the notion that you must be sure of what you are doing. Instead, surrender
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THE END OF AMERICA By SSESIMBA MAHAD In the land of the free The home of the brave Some people have ceased being free Some are no longer brave
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NO LONGER AT EASE By Priscilla Kona The moment is epochal, the gravity impossible to ignore. Epitaphs are blood cuddling; “hacked to death by Covid 19” . Is the
Of the myths ,Misconception and Politics of Covid-19 in Africa on social media platforms. By Emmanuel Otieno~ Imara Fellow Ever since the earth was purged with Corona Virus ,many people
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No One Can Save Me. (A Monologue by Phill Ibsen ) Charles must be laughing in his grave. Laughing at the world, he left behind. The world he desperately warned
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