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There’s a poster circulating on social media. One of those loud yellow ones with bold fonts, carefully arranged headshots, and corporate logos neatly placed at the bottom like a peacock’s
It doesn’t matter what the late Albert Ojwang posted on his social media that led to his arrest. What matters is that he died in police custody. A 31-year-old high
Dear Hon. Oscar Kipchumba Sudi, MP for Kapseret, mkarabati of our times, receive salutations from this son of Kano. Let me begin by congratulating you on your empowerment event in
It’s Thursday, 8:57 PM. It’s drizzling in Nairobi. I’m sipping a cup of ginger and cinnamon tea inside a small, quietly stylish spot called Doppio Coffee House, tucked in the
President William Ruto (most likely intentionally) misdiagnosed the problem of informal settlements. Slums don’t exist because there are no houses. They exist because of income issues. Most people who live