Not many women confess to this, but this activity-that admittedly many may consider mundane- is one of the most liberating, self-confidence boosting things that one gets to do as grown...
Today , Feb 22 , 2017 marks day 80 of the nationwide Kenyan doctors strike. It marks the day when Kenyan parliament (rather late) made an attempt at alleviating the...
In this picture, Maasai Moran plaits a woman’s hair with African braids as his Moran medicine man friend looks on. To twist the braids, the Moran rolls the braids on...
With the sun setting ushering another African night in dry windy February, a prison shaven unshaken, Dr Ouma Oluga, charismatic secretary general of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentist...
This week, the 50th day lapsed with Kenyan doctors on strike. This week seven Kenyan doctors #CB7 #CBASeven faced jail for standing for universal healthcare. This week, an article ushering...
An avid reader, was in Accra for business and a fair bit of pleasure. In the spirit of seca.ku-laughter,happiness, joy shared, he let us in on all the sights of...
A poem to remember Mandela. The persona is a mother crying for her children’s future. She asks Nelson Mandela to pass on her regards to Professor Wangari Maathai. This mother...
During tea breaks at the white owned law firm, racial segregation subtly reared its head in the form of black Africans, obviously junior employees, having to use a separate set...
The dirge: Gone, But Not Entirely, is a poem written by Isaac Otidi Amuke mourning the passing on Chinua Achebe (16th November 1930-21st March 2013). The literary legend and critic ...
Having spent my life so far in the (BBC) Big Bad City, some adjustments I have had to endure when it happened that opportunity’s home was some small town just...
