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This speech was delivered by Steve Obuogo at Mwandishi Boot Camp, a forum organized by Writers Guild Kenya to grow writers. Sir Nicolas Winton was a UK humanitarian. During the eve of World war II, he developed a secret rescue mission which saved the lives of 669 citizens who were predominantly Jews. The world
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By Zainab Muthoni On the seventh day of April, members and non-members of the Writers Guild Kenya attended the monthly Mwandishi Boot Camp at John Kaheni Residence, Kirigiti, Kiambu County. This is a once a month activity organized by Writers Guild Kenya, to take writers out of Nairobi, into a conducive place for meditation and
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By Elias Muhatia Every African of goodwill should take this special moment to applaud the Heads of 44 African Countries for signing the Free Trade Agreement in Kigali Rwanda on 21st of March, 2017. The decision will go a long way in defining the progress of Africa as a continent. The agreement has been widely
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By George Mbiwa. The countryside is a stark contrast from the city. And the difference is spectacularly reincarnated for folks in the habit of visiting once or twice between January and December. December is the peak travelling season, and bus companies on the lookout to cash in on the frenzied travellers usually raise fares exorbitantly.
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Oyunga Pala came to Writers Guild. Yes, he was the humble guest speaker during our Friday Ekklesia on 10th November 2017 at National Museums of Kenya. As he narrated his over 10-year writing journey from Saturday Nation’s Man Talk to running his own blog, he dropped invaluable jewels almost unawares. Whether you saw the Man
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By Susan Tuwei Who is Douglas Logedi AKA Penguin? Douglas Logedi Luhangala (The Penguin of Maragoliland) is an entrepreneur and a business enthusiast. I am the founder of Sharppro Solutions Limited and a passionate educational entrepreneur. I am a master of ceremony for hire and a blogger on a part time level. I run a
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By Wr. Emily Kimani. He takes his stand on the dock, Unmoved by the ticking of the clock, His stance worse than a ravenous dog, Crime charged read, No penalty! As stealthy as a cat, He commits his crime, A fox with icy touch, Yet, his crime is justified! No witness summons
By Wr. Immaculate Ajiambo How fortunate for me that the Sunday sermon was my customized message on prayers. The high pitched priest emphasized his preaching to an extent that I saw my life. The realization of the two main areas that bring down strong Christians when it comes to prayers challenged me. Actually, if
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Europa –Africa By Gabriel Dinda Two have never been so compatible So better together, Endowed with different resources, that complements each other. On one end, a vibrant and young population On the other, varied skills and experience in technological harnessing On one end, a vast deposits of Natural resources, On the other, an experienced labour
When figures marry the words, the result is a measured level of creativity marinated with figures Based in Mombasa, Deborah, though influenced to be an accountant, her heart is in love with the written word. She is now convinced that the two can be compatible in a marriage. And she takes that journey up. Here
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Compiled by Wr. Linda Ogutu Lilian Bwire is a passionate writer, poet and a mother of two lovely boys. She speaks to the Writers Guild Kenya members on the ups and downs of juggling between being a mother and being a writer. Who is Lillian? Smart…I call myself an activist, novelist, mother and a
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