We don’t always fight for justice, sometimes we fight to replace the oppressors Dannish Odongo July 9, 2025 My father was just a boy when the bullets flew in Kisumu. It was 1969. President Jomo Kenyatta’s convoy had
Dear Raila, young people do not need another “national conversation.” Dannish Odongo July 8, 2025 Dear Hon Raila Amolo Odinga, Receive the utmost salutations from this humble son of Ong’eche, one of many who grew
To vote Ruto back to spite Kikuyus is to cut the nose to spite the face Dannish Odongo July 7, 2025 The latest madness doing rounds on some sections of Luo social media is a strange campaign to shove Ruto down
Tags Kilimani A Kilimani cat caught and ate a rat Dannish Odongo June 21, 2025 This week, I witnessed something absurd. A cat in Kilimani, with a live rat kicking to save its life, clenched
Welcome to the Era of Microwave Masculinity Dannish Odongo June 13, 2025 There’s a poster circulating on social media. One of those loud yellow ones with bold fonts, carefully arranged headshots, and
The Death of Ojwang & the tragedy of Big men in big offices with fragile egos Dannish Odongo June 9, 2025 It doesn’t matter what the late Albert Ojwang posted on his social media that led to his arrest. What matters
Tags Kapseret Dear Oscar Sudi, Kapseret is lucky to have you as their MP Dannish Odongo June 6, 2025 Dear Hon. Oscar Kipchumba Sudi, MP for Kapseret, mkarabati of our times, receive salutations from this son of Kano. Let
Tags Eastleigh Let’s Talk About The ‘Somali Takeover’ Dannish Odongo May 30, 2025 It’s Thursday, 8:57 PM. It’s drizzling in Nairobi. I’m sipping a cup of ginger and cinnamon tea inside a small,
Tags Birthday The Curse of ‘Never Enough’ Dannish Odongo May 27, 2025 A few days ago, I turned a year older. Even though I’m not big on birthdays, it’s hard to ignore
Tags Affordable Housing Kenya Here are Four Reasons Why Ruto’s Affordable Housing Plan Will Fail Dannish Odongo May 20, 2025 President William Ruto (most likely intentionally) misdiagnosed the problem of informal settlements. Slums don’t exist because there are no houses.