Four verses against arson in schools
Written by Wanjohi wa Makokha, who is based at Kenyatta University
Books
Silver lining in the dark clouds of the pandemic
It targets the faint of heart and spirit with messages of hope and fortitude
Richard Mbuthia: Writing in the age of a pandemic
It 'mollifies' the psychological effects of the pandemic
Inside the illustrated poetry of Martin Kiregi
The book sets your off in search of answers to social issues
Reflections on Africa’s birdlife
This excellent book provides great detail on African birdlife in an informative and highly entertaining manner
New poet shines in the season of love and life
For Nkirote Kinoti, writing is an escape from the rigours of risk reporting
Kenyan writer soars to greater heights in Europe
Yvonne Owuor is making waves in Europe
Three poems in the season of Covid-19
How many graves shall we count tonight? Poet meditates
Yahia Lababidi as the voice of our global uncertainties
Here transits between spaces of differences and spheres of otherness
What awaits students when schools reopen
It's a timely exhibition of over 50 poets from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania
New poet shines light amid pandemic gloom
In the book, Jacob Oketch exhibits verbal art with aesthetic dexterity
Orphan teaches life skills from own experience
Writer overcame great obstacles in his life to succeed
Tanzanian law sage enters poetry scene
He adds to tradition where academics and creativity are Siamese twins
Towards a more perfect Republic of Kenya
We need a unitary march towards a better and securer future
'Monolingualism is the carbon monoxide of culture'
Said dominance of some languages is destroying cultures.
What to expect in 'Obama, A Mamma' poetry book
Closet poet Paul Ngotho comes across as more than a social critic
Book review: Kamala Harris’s memoir, The truths we hold
Hers is a steady rise, which is mirrored throughout her family.