Revolution is in the Air in Kenya: Maandamano Edition

The uprising led by the youth in Kenya was, and  still is,…

A Change is Coming, and it’s Coming Soon: A snippet of the Gen Z protests in Kenya

The first time I watched Sarafina! I was about 13 years old.…

Everything Must Fall, Everything Must Change

The youth in Kenya are no joke. They stormed the National Assembly in Kenya on 25 June 2024. They set…

Njuki Githethwa By Njuki Githethwa

Beyond TikTok to Occupy Parliament!

In my previous writings, I have critiqued online artivism in…

Articles Issue 18

A Change is Coming, and it’s Coming Soon: A snippet of the Gen Z protests in Kenya

The first time I watched Sarafina! I was about 13…

Articles Issue 18

The Gen Zs are in Town

19 June  "Yawne yo", the Gen Z are in town,…

Articles Issue 18

Sexy Workers

Evangelist of the truth na ningekuwa bunge Nay sayers wangesema…

What Just Happened?

1 When the dust is still in the air When…

What Kind Of Times Are These?

Dedicated to the GEN Zs and fellow youth who took…

They Will Not Believe

They will not believe when We take back what is…

On A Day Like This

It is on a day like this Not too early,…

Night Runner

A crude man is at the helm; Like a constant…

Mama I Made it!

I occupied Parliament Remember the #occupyParliament demonstrations? But tell papa…

Ka’Rei: A Seed Of Change

Wide-eyed, flat on his back, dust gritty beneath him. His…

MWAKENYA HOUSE: A Bastion of Revolution in the Heart of Kenya

On the outskirts of Nairobi, where the city's bustle fades into the quiet of Kiambu County, stands a weathered container…

By Tafahri Munjatta

Profile of Field Marshall Mûthoni wa Kîrîma

Muthoni wa Kirima is a retired top-ranking female fighter in the Kenya Land and Freedom…

By Njuki Githethwa

The Story of Yusuf bin Hassan aka Dom Jeronimo, the Last Swahili Sultan of Mombasa

By Judy Aldrick* In 1592, the island of Mombasa was divided between the Portuguese and…

By Judy Aldrick

Waiyaki wa Hinga

Waiyaki wa Hinga was a leading personality in people’s resistance against the British invasion and…

By Njuki Githethwa

Ozone

By Ozone

RIC

By RIC

Bwana Mdogo

By Bwana Mdogo

Quotmie

By Quotmie

Celeste

By Celeste

May the Cries of the Marginalised Not Go Unnoticed Like Tears in the Rain

It is the season of the long rains. Humankind has its plans, but nature laughs at them – the recent floods are a testament to this. But whose plans are these meant for? Plans for all humanity or plans for…

By Mwongela Kamencu

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