Writers’ Articles

By Gabriel Dinda It is 21st Feb 2025. Imbo, Kanyada, 4.14pm. Mama is taking the final solitary journey to the afterlife. Her assignment on the material universe is complete, and […]

By Andrew Manyuru Cynthia Abdallah is a fantastic and candid author of several books one of which is ‘The Musunzu Tree and other stories’ which is an anthology of short

The CBC System Controversy By Brian Joseph When the competency based curriculum was first initiated back in 2017, it received so many appraisals by majority of Kenyans since it was

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN By Agustus Mutunga Have you ever been a victim of domestic violence? How was your experience in such an irritating situation? Most of the people who

By Burhanudin Mohamud World Environment Day is celebrated on 5th June every year. The world reflects on ways human beings can live harmoniously with their environment. This year’s theme: Ecosystem

In 2014, a group of students in Kenyatta University saw a need to have a platform dedicated to growing writers and encouraging people to write their stories; for posterity. This

Here is a chance to grow with our team; Duties of the Marketing Intern 1. Manage the day to day affairs of Writers Guild KE Bookshop. 2. Help in customer

  Writers Guild Kenya Thrills Readers at SME Expo By Florence The 2nd annual Nation Media Group SMEs (Expo), held at Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, attracted over

The Traditional Kenyan By Colin Stanley It is always wise to listen to the words of your elders; they carry a significant amount of weight. In this time, gender imbalance

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

 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

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

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 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

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

The meanness of “I want a baby” By Gabriel Dinda I see a number of my friends dating and once in a while, I hear some statements that make me

LEADERSHIP IN AFRICA TODAY By David Ngugi The Russian President Vladimir Putin, says that with the size of Africa and  its immense resources   , if only it had the right

The History Thief of Azeri By Ephy Yunan The gate keeper’s onyx skin shone as it reflected the first rays of the morning sun. His short temper contrasted sharply with

  What color is your diet? By Priscilla Kona Dial a fruit today! Food is anything which, when taken in the body will sustain life and growth. Ministry of Health

THE SITUATION ABOUT ORPHANS IN NIGERIA By Brian Joseph The news about how vulnerable children are suffering in one of our African countries hit me like an A-bomb. According to

By Lydia Limbe.  Last week, I had a meeting in the city. And having stayed home for two months now, I was hard-pressed to pick something to wear. I had

                                      We are what we eat By Pricilla Kona Perceive an athlete in his/her  motion ; the human body is a master piece! Cell, tissue, organ, and  twelve organ systems

 YOUR HEALTH IS YOUR WEALTH By Pricilla Kona The first 1000 days present 1000  forests of health opportunity. Hands up every working mother who breast fed her infant  for six

AUTHORITARIANISM VERSUS DEMOCRACY IN KENYA  By Emmanuel Otieno The rough leadership versus the legal battle of democratic ideas Authoritarianism defined from the concept of waging of ideological war ; false

HUMBLING THE PRIDE By Kevin  Oruo God is Infinite, Almighty and Holy; Man in contrast, is finite, weak and sinful. Heaven is the Creators throne, and the earth His footstool.

AFRICA THE STREET CHILD By Emmanuel Opiyo For years our mothers and fathers built a system. A system of self-reliance. A system of Kings and queens, novelty and pride. Each

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

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

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

By Rehema Zuberi On 3rd November, 2018 we came in large numbers to witness the union of two people, a man and a woman. They were declared husband and wife

By Jane Janet Akinyi Jennie Marima, also known as Shi, is a talented and jovial author. She tells me she has been writing ever since she can remember. Shi has

By Wr. Beatrice Wairimu Picture this; being set for a nature walk, destination, Kalahari Desert. You will require additional litres of drinking water, sunglasses, and some head coverings to avoid