By Dr. Wanjohi wa Makokha There is a quiet paradox that manifests itself across our motherland each time Xmas comes calling. It is a relational and social phenomenon which reveals itself because the cities we inhabit as the middle class throb with work and ambition while the villages we originate from as Kenyans, hold memory, […]

By Wanjohi wa Makokha Above the bowed soul, the fly whisk hovers, threads trembling like the last quiver of a star before dawn. The shadow of the patriarch dissolves into the whispering air, his weight folded into the eloquence of silence, and every fiber becomes a conduit through which the cosmos exhales its memories. The […]