‘Uhuru saidia’ graduate saved by online gigs
After failing to get Uhuru’s help, John Mwae became a freelance writer
Books
Kenya, Italy beef up academic ties
Co-operation in education, science a tool to strengthen ties, says envoy
Rafinki and the contours of new Kenyan poetry
The youth group recently released an anthology
The lament of black tears
Shocking death of Haitian President prompts poetic reflection
Fable of a world full of social distancing
If history is anything to go by, humans will always need each other
Veteran African writers series and the gravity of vernaculars
He calls it 'slavery' to speak foreign languages but not know vernacular
Why degrees matter even to the jobless
Even well-paid professionals return to university for further studies
Tribute to Swahili poetry maestro Haji Gora Haji
He's most famous for 'Kimbunga: Tungo za Visiwani'
Street kids forgotten lot on Children's Day
One in town reminiscent of character in Oliver Twist
Degrees that bear no jobs
Many young people are taking up casual jobs just to survive
Harvesting the night of a pandemic
Drama and tension oozes in a bit of creative writing
Four poems on Gaza
An immersion into the heart of Israel-Palestine conflict
Awaken the art-like excellence within
Discover your Ikigai (life concept) to become a creator
Wasafiri’s literary feast on writing and human rights
Yvonne Owuor will lead lineup of Kenyan speakers at the virtual event
Cyberculture and the menace of cyberbullying
Legal intervention and social media control practices can help tame it
Benny Wanjohi and poetic voices of African sunsets
His is a collection that educates and entertains
Why varsities should change how they teach students
Value of many degrees, diplomas lost in uncertainty of Covid pandemic
Of pastoral poetry and concrete jungles
My Six Little Fears (2020) is a tiny chapbook of poetic delight