Is evolution more significant than a revolution? By Colin Stanley Last year was one that has rocked us up left, right, and center. In Africa, the virus is not as rampant as it is in other parts of the world. For instance, in the streets as majestic as Paris, there is little to no activity […]
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SAUTI YA KEN WALIBORA NA EDWARD OMBUI Ukitazama kwa jicho la ndani utagundua kuwa chembechembe za tawasifu ya Ken Walibora zinajitokeza katika Siku Njema (1996), Ndoto Ya Amerika (2001), Kufa Kuzikana (2006), Ndoto Ya Almasi (2012), Kidagaa Kimemwozea (2012) na vitabu vingine vyake. Msanifu Kombo ndilo jina lake, lakini jina la kupanga la mhusika mkuu
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I WANT TO SPEAK MY LANGUAGE I want to speak my language a language nestled in my heart watered with love from our streams nurtured in our dreams from the cradle of our birth. I want to speak my language a language of blackness more precious than the gold dust spoken with gladness and rooted
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Defining Modern Warfare By Colin Stanley In this 21st Century, warfare is ancient history in that the era of going to battlefields is long gone. In previous centuries, in the era of Vikings for instance, there were massive battlegrounds where swords and shields clamped and knocked out precious stones men of honor then wore in
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Should Sheng be Recognized as a Language? By Colin Stanley Sheng has evolved from the then disregarded secular music that was listened to in the early 2000’s to being ingrained as part of Kenyan urban culture. Back in 2000 the classroom disdained it: teachers upheld Kiswahili and asked their students to shun ‘street music’ from
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Former President Donald Trump Survives again! By James Osolo These were the final votes on the Senate board after 5 days of the intensive trial of President Donald J. Trump. This was his second Acquittal. The first acquittal ended at 49-51; and this made him the first president in American history to be impeached and
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Dead End: American Senate Failure to approve President Biden’s Cabinet By James Osolo On 23rd November, two weeks after the election, President-elect Joe Biden announced his first nominee to the Cabinet and that was Anthony Blinken as the secretary of states. As of today, he has nominated most of the cabinet positions, of which
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Is Pan-Africanism a Scam? By Colin Stanley Flashback to the early 2000’s, life was easy to say the least. I was a boy in primary school. The education system then favored the up rise of academies and I had no idea of what Pan Africanism was. I was sure though that Nelson Mandela was the
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Compiled by Verah Omwocha and Mugeni Ojiambo Pre-School and Children Books • Bookmark Africa – www.bookmark-africa.com • Phoenix Publishers – www.phoenixpublishers.co.ke • Mountain Top Publishers • Queenex Publishers – www.queenexpublishers.co.ke • Moran (EA) publishers – www.moranpublishers.com • E.A.E.P • Nsemia Inc. Publishers • Evangel Publishing House – www.evangelpublishing.org • Jomo Kenyatta Foundation – @jomokenyattaFDN •
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BASIC LESSONS FROM QUESTIONS OF MY YOUTH PART 1 By Brian Joseph Questions of my youth is a very nice and informative book, the author invites us to help him as he explores answers to many unanswered questions. For example where do our twenty four hours go? The book starts in a very dramatic manner,
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A writer’s Tragedy By Phill Ibsen Every girl romanticizes poets and writers on their lips as though that alone would hand them title deeds. They end up pursuing one-night romantic escapades which in their minds mean; Candle lit flame, Red wine and a perfect lyrical song stringing along flattery of prose and redundant poetry –
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The Journey to Publishing By Emily Gatwiri My name is Emily Gatwiri. I am a budding fiction author.The pandemic period has seen me write quite a lot. I joined Writers Guild Kenya in June this year through Mr. Kinyanjui Kombani who introduced me to Gabriel after I requested him to read my novella. In Writes
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