09Oct
Sabaki 12 – A Walk Down Campus Lane
Those who cannot feel the littleness of great things in themselves are apt to overlook
Tag: kenya
01Jul
The Church and State: A never ending debate
We, or I, hold the church in such a high esteem, that I do not expect blurred lines when it comes to a church versus state debate. I expect to see a clear distinction, with the church diligently executing its mandate.
26Jun
The Day Kenya died…
Kenya died at Criminals,
Kenya died at Dangerous,
Kenya died at Treason,
Kenya died at AMEN.
05Mar
Fly on the Wall…
I was just a fly on the wall… Leave me alone. This (leave me alone)
09Jan
2Kgs of Ugali… and a Happy New Year!
As it turns out, the one who prepared the meal was told there is a team coming and they want 2Kgs of ugali. 2Kgs of Ugali! Not beef. Ugali. I have eaten in so many hotels and never have I ever heard someone specify the amount of Ugali they will eat. Never.
28Jun
To Find a Point…
As I write my narratives, I continue to embrace the emotions and the melodies that resonate with my soul, cherishing the memories of those who have touched my heart, even if they ultimately slipped through my grasp. For it is through these encounters that I have discovered the true essence of love and life, in all its multifaceted forms.
03May
RATE CARD
This scope of work will cover Developmental Editing; Structural Editing; Copy Editing; Proof Reading; and Plagiarism check
04Jan
BOOK REVIEW: UNPLUGGED
Jacob Aliet's Unplugged is primarily set for the male audience. Timely given the emergence, prevalence, and dominance of the female world order. However, this does not exclude women from not only reading, but enjoying the book in equal measure.
