By Shem Onderi After a night of rainfallthe count of losses was heavy—many, almost beyond measure.Debris of fallen stalls lay scattered,and houses bore the bruntof the raging waters. Pillars once thought strongwere left weak and trembling.Dirt clogged every holding strand,yet the water rushed south,swift and unstoppable.City dwellers and shop ownersfelt the rain in equal measure. […]

By Shem Onderi Rain, come in your season, Rain, rain, come again, for little plants need to germinate. Not long ago, the clouds would gather  as a sign of your approach, warning us of an impending storm. Then you would fall in drops, forming streams, which would flow into big rivers, and eventually into the […]