Writers’ Experience

After a successful outing in Nigeria last November, PenPen Africa Writers Residency is extending to Kenya. PenPen Africa is an African writers’ residency project featuring twelve select writers from across

By Eunice Akinyi  The call to run into a writing spree, or just an exhilarating excursion, usually spurs gaiety. Think of a child who hasn’t seen her father for over a

By Gabriel Dinda If you were given a blank sheet of paper today and asked to write your life’s desire(s) on it,what would you write? Probably, you would ask for

  By Gabriel Dinda When Sahara Abdi and I joined residents of Rwadhia village in Kangema for Solomon Muya’s ‘homecoming’ in November 2018, I felt very emotional. The speakers narrated

By Wr. Cheryl Kahingo On that eventful day, the sounds of the mourning drums tore into the dark silence of the night. The few who had managed to catch some

By Beatric Wairimu. Consider this: death of human and animal species, vanishing forests, rising sea levels, and we are now witnessing the fastest rate of species extinction. Most of these

By Dedan Onyango. Today I will try to shade some light on this fading aspect that makes us human, yet distant most of us; honesty. Before I take you far

By James Osolo That today we are talking about president-elect Donald J Trump is not just funny but also hardly believable. It is the reality though. How did the billionaire

  By James Osolo. The American election is over and Donald Trump is the president, yes I know you still can’t believe it. As a Hillary Clinton supporter neither can

Are we really doing enough? This question has taken my fingers right to the keys of the keyboard as I contemplate if what am going to write will disturb your

By Beatrice  Wairimu The long awaited rains are here with us. Do you wonder why they are taking so long than they used to be a while back? Have you