Publishing and Partnerships

Redbull and persistence, the perfect cocktail!   Memoires by William Dekker Seated at the left end of the last row of Matunda Bus, I’m woken by cold water and a brush scrub around my nose. The time is 3.47am and most of the buses at Machakos bus stop are undergoing cleaning in readiness for the […]

Tangu utotoni mwangu mwendazake babu yangu alikuwa na mazoea ya kunighania ngano haswa kuhusu Maumau. Wakati mwingine nilimfuata hadi kwenye mikahawa ya uchwarauchwara kule kijijini kwa lengo la kusoma gazeti la Taifa Leo, yeye akidhania kuwa hamu yangu ni chai na andazi ambazo ziliuzwa kwa sh.10 pekee, kumbe mwito mkuu ulikuwa maandishi. Nilipenda vitabu na

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

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

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

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

The Stories Untold By Elias Muhatia. It all started about a fortnight ago when it was announced that on the 30th May 2017, there would be an interactive session with Mau Mau Veterans in the vibrant villages of Kiambu County. Since I have always loved to understand our history as a country, I booked my

By Wr. Gabriel Dinda   Other than betting, football and politics, we are happy to announce that there is a minority group of ardent readers whose existence is threatened by the majority who fall in the above categories. The minority group has been forgotten by feminists, the government and even the civil society. So, since