Prof. Ken Walibora: Death has taken the Humblest of them all By Gabriel Dinda On 4th March, 2017, Prof. Ken Walibora was a guest at Masinde Muliro University’s Youth Summit, […]
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BURIANI KEN WALIBORA Na HUSSEIN M KASSIM Kama ni machozi, basi yanitoka kapakapa Kama ni jitimai, sonono haliniishi Mawazo na fikra? Ni mkururo baada ya mwingine. Tanzia ya kifo
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IS SORRY JUST ENOUGH? By CAROLINE ONG’AYO when i was a little kid every time i did something wrong and my parents or siblings will tell me to say sorry
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MY SOCIAL ISOLATION By Tim Kim I was striding across a street in downtown Nairobi when the dreaded COVID-19 finally landed in Kenya. This unwanted visitor came alongside others like quarantine
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Quaran-times By Miss Kavata Just curious,how did you just read that?The title of the post? QUARAN-TIMES This one is inspired by the interesting times we are finding ourselves in right now.The
Book Review: Ways of Dying By Vera Omwocha- Dinda Title: Ways of Dying Author: Zakes Mda Published: Picador, 1995 I judged this book by the
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By William Dekker Never in the history of mankind has the world been so united in conveying one simple message: “STAY AT HOME!” So unified is the messaging framework, so
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By Gabriel Dinda A birthday is a special day for most people. Some people attach special importance to a birthday such that if one forgets their birthday, it is interpreted
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By Eugene Rop Books are golden treasures. Napping neatly on shelves. Storing the greatest of life lessons. Waiting for anyone, to embrace them and drink from their literal fountain. It’s therefore
By Emmanuel Opiyo Has thy reggae been stopped by human nature or is it thy natural science a story by God for God. In the heated atmosphere outside, away from
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By Ssesimba Mahad The leader sat in his comfortable chair, And imposed a curfew It is rare for me to agree with him, But this time, the measure is
By Juliet Mwangi My first time was almost like a dream… The feeling was surreal. Heartbeat racing, palms sweating, excitement oozing from every single pore, in my body no
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