Debate around Nobel laureate Gurnah’s identity
Is the 73-year-old UK citizen a British or an African writer?
Books
Streets as locations of culture and the future
The likes of River Road are museums of sorts for history buffs
The making of the Kenyan Readathon
Writers such as Meja Mwangi shouldn’t fade into oblivion
Rebuilding the Broken Walls: Onsongo launches an inspirational book
Onsongo wrote the book to inspire people to rebuild their lives.
‘In Whispers We Shout’ a beautiful collabo
In this book, a couple lampoons each other interchangeably
Painful end to hallowed side of UoN
It is a casualty of ongoing reforms at the University of Nairobi
Getting your kids organised
The skill helps children create order in their environment and the world
What scramble for textbooks says of our reading culture
July had a book boom as children went back to school
Little fears and big flair of an emerging writer
Cynthia Abdallah's collection has tight poems full of imagery and colour
Of pastoral poetry and concrete jungles
My Six Little Fears (2020) is a tiny chapbook of poetic delight
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
Integrating technology in teaching and learning
Crawford is showcasing innovative ways to equip students