By Nyang’au Araka The Linda Mwananchi brigade pitched a tent in Kisumu on Sunday, and a single photograph captured there has done what hours of
By Shem Onderi It has ingredients—some used fully, some in part,and some set aside altogether,even after being chosen. Those abandoned are not without worth.Perhaps the
By the Idler-in-Chief I am here to tell you that in Nyagenke, we do not believe in Google Maps. You see, Google Maps has never
By Shem Onderi This is business moneyIt is huge or little depending on where it is putIt is colossal at the startSometimes tempting to divert
By Shem Onderi Delegations arrive—one after another—to the State Office,speaking of country. Salutes snap from men in uniform.Their presence presses in—overwhelming,filling every corner of my
By the Idler-in-Chief In the good old days of Nyagenke, the word harambee carried the weight of a grandmother’s walking stick: firm, purposeful, and occasionally
By Shem Onderi It is dirty,Collecting filth of every kind.See how waste clings to metal, carried milesBefore it lets go.Mud cakes beneath the bus—some for
By Shem Onderi If my pen would speak,It could tell of the times I paused writing—Not that I was weak,Only that the ideas faded outWhen
By Isaac Dan Bw’onyancha Public leadership and influence take many forms. It is time to move beyond the narrow view that they are only conferred
By Shem Onderi How long—long for who?Why the long night, for anyone to say so?Who can count the length of the night?For some, how can
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