Orphan teaches life skills from own experience
Writer overcame great obstacles in his life to succeed
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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.
Celebrating teachers in a changing world
Teachers have had to develop their ICT competencies
Virtual celebration of 23rd Nairobi Intl Book Fair
Such fairs hosted annually bespeak the resurgence of book cultures
Kenya needs candid memoirs from presidential spouses
Imagine how honest a book by Lucy Kibaki or Lena Moi might have been
Travelogues as catalogues of change in East Africa
Writers include HM Stanley, Karen Blixen and Binyavanga Wainaina
Action-packed walk down the Mau Mau memory lane
The intrigues, suspense in 'Mau Mau Factor' can keep you up all night
Lessons from virtual workshop on poetry writing
It is a mirror of social realities and a medium of cultural commentary
Mkapa the writer and writing English in Tanzania
Tanzanian critics argue he should have written his memoir in Kiswahili
Tension fills the pages of 'Havoc of choice'
Kavata comes undone when her husband runs for elective office
Debunking the birther conspiracy on Kamala Harris
Birth to immigrant parents and ethnic identity divisive in America
Elegy to Benjamin William Mkapa
He who walks where suns set, touching hearts with words
Book marks milestones of the church in Uganda
it is a trove of lessons embodied by those who live a life of service to others
The saga of Lord Delamere and his descendants
A quirky book about the 120-year history of the Delamere family in Kenya, full of intriguing detail and anecdote
How Zanzibar's liberation was lost in 1964
• The Zanzibar revolution in 1964 resulted in the takeover by strongman Abeid Karume and union with the mainland • ...
New poet shines light amid pandemic gloom
In the book, Jacob Oketch exhibits verbal art with aesthetic dexterity