Career fair: Starting my tomorrow today
It offered students glimpse into the world of work for informed decisions
Books
The other side of KDF sacrifices in Somalia
Book explores the nexus between war and women's experiences
Celebrating Mwalimu Wanjiku Matenjwa
She emerged during the golden era of Kenyan literary scholarship
Dawn of dusk: Ngugi's poetic debut
His mind is poetic by association to poets
Eastleigh, Old Town blues a literary boon
Moments of need and denial can also be productive and help muse to flourish
How Kenyans keep it lit on lockdown
Digitisation has kept us enjoying literature even as we social distance
Digital work culture and future of reading
This month is a special chance to work on the habits and characters of our children
Publishers adapt to disruption by virus
Author meetings are being convened virtually and sales done digitally
Covid-19 leaves Caine Prize in doubt
The socio-cultural impact will be assessed for years to come
The war-like feeling of corona is poetic
Poets should document the angst of the pandemic for posterity
In memory of the writers in Ethiopian flight 302
Prof Gathumbi and Prof Adesanmi left an indelible mark on literature
Poetry book captures sombre mood of Covid-19 war
'Weaves of the Weaverbird' has poignant and captivating verse
Kenyan writing in the wake of coronavirus
It is up to writers to seize the moment and emulate Ngugi wa Thiong'o
Tech solution to education
Parents have greeted introduction of digital devices in classrooms with caution
In memory of Tzvetan Todorov
He died on February 7, having written several books on Narratology
How to manipulate an election: Cambridge Analytica story
One learns using data for election purposes is as old as the 2008 US campaign.
Corona highlights global and cultural integration
It is time to revisit cultural ambivalence to reorient 'foreign' African writers