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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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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Why does an Apple a Day Keep the Doctor Away? By Priscilla Kona The gigantic army major was wasted and bedridden, his prognosis very poor; stage four throat cancer. He wonders, could this be because of all the years of grilled meat and whisky? Most people adore animal foods because of their superior flavor and
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Sexorcised Yet? By Rehema Zuberi The textbook dream is to be birthed, go to school, get good enough points to admit you to a national school. While there, you dip your feet in water during nights when many are asleep to garner a good enough grade to admit you to higher education so that you
There’s more to “I Want a Baby” Syndrome By Wasilwa Sitati Recently, Gabriel Dinda penned an article on why the “I want a baby” notion is not only dangerous to the stability of the family but to the society as a whole. I concur with his view. This article contributes to the debate. However, please note
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If you are not reading good literature, you are rotting By Gabriel Dinda To be honest, I can’t put this any better. If you are not reading good books, you are rotting. From the head. The rot is inward out. Sooner or later, everyone will experience it. Do you know what happens to a fresh
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The Remarkable Wife By Pricilla Kona The divine standard Why do Kenyan men prefer Ugandan women? “They are as different as a drop of honey and a twist of lemon,” he confessed swiftly . Indeed a spot check along the Kenya-Uganda border reveals a startling pattern ; ‘mixed’ marriages. The amicable Ugandan woman is
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Poor rich questions. Plenty of questions For my African nations. Multinational corporations Situate in your nations. They seek your cooperation Your states never brighten. To where do they shift profits? Do you actually profit? You have plenty of resources That can be put into plenty uses. Africa do you utilise
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CRUSH By Faith Atieno Dinda That sinister smile,burning in my eyes. You look at me and am set on fire. It’s burning in my soul like a diamond in the sky. You found a light in me that I’d lost. I came to realize that you could easily make me joyous even when am irritated.
The rich also cry- The 21st century parent By Emily Gatwiri At Minister Lawi’s home, a chopper drops off Lenny her sixteen-year-old son. He is flown to and from Skystar senior school in a private jet daily. His parents opted for day school for their son. On this day his mother, Mrs. Amara Lawi is
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The Covid Generation By Priscilla Kona It is a year full of drama, the recession year 2020. The family arena is filled with surprises; emotional moments, and hold your breath, the eruption on the world scene of child parents ! Was it lack of sex education, reduced access to women health services, or school
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