Kenyan writing in the wake of coronavirus
It is up to writers to seize the moment and emulate Ngugi wa Thiong'o
Books
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.
Should Moi, literary icons have mausoleums?
The burial sites of iconic figures are testament to their impact
The case for arts in education
Radio theatre was once a part of the Kenyan educational experience
E Africa mourns literary giant Kezilahabi
He died last week on January 9 at the age of 75 after a long illness
Spoken word in written form
Book visits the nooks and cranny of life to highlight absurdities
My year in books: Mboya, the White House and war zones
I read to draw inspiration, learn new writing styles and travel far away while seated.
Kenyans’ love affair with abbreviations
There’s a time and place for abbreviating and many Kenyans seem oblivious to that.
Imbuga biography proves writers never die
He was a decorated man of letters and a regional champion of the arts
Writers’ commitment in modern Uganda
Book review of a collection of Ugandan literature
How to self-publish or e-publish
Plenty of advice was on offer at a seminar in the Nairobi Book Fair
Nairobi hosts inaugural Macondo Literary Festival
Festival broke language barrier by shining spotlight on Portuguese literature
Poetry book captures sombre mood of Covid-19 war
'Weaves of the Weaverbird' has poignant and captivating verse