By Isaac Dan Bw’Onyancha When history writes the story of Kenya’s political evolution, it won’t just record speeches, rallies, and elections. It will also feature the symbols, gestures, and silences—those non-verbal cues that speak volumes to a nation constantly watching its leaders for meaning. One such moment unfolded, not on a campaign stage or in […]

By Arnold Ageta When one’s husband dies, the widow is forced to adjust to a strange new way of living. Some widows move in with their children while others live alone. Though psychologists suggest that widowhood can be a stage of greater personal control and freedom, many widows struggle to navigate this transition with dignity. […]