AUTHORITARIANISM VERSUS DEMOCRACY IN KENYA By Emmanuel Otieno The rough leadership versus the legal battle of democratic ideas Authoritarianism defined from the concept of waging of ideological war ; false news , restricted civil society and demonize marginalized communities. I would like to begin by clearly defining the meaning of authoritarianism from known schools of […]
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Fear; the silent weapon used to control you By Lydia Limbe When you stand in line to get into the supermarket and your temperature is being taken by the security guard, what feelings does this move invoke in you? Do you feel vulnerable? Do you feel helpless? Do you feel slightly angered at how
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Relax and let loose; you don’t have to “accomplish” anything during this lockdown By William Dekker In the last two weeks, people in the northern Indian state of Punjab have been enthralled by the fact that, for the first time in more than thirty years, they can now see the Himalayas. As the lockdown eases
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HUMBLING THE PRIDE By Kevin Oruo God is Infinite, Almighty and Holy; Man in contrast, is finite, weak and sinful. Heaven is the Creators throne, and the earth His footstool. We are His people, made in His own image and likeness. The King calls us to conduct business with Him; to decrease, yield, surrender, submit,
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AFRICA THE STREET CHILD By Emmanuel Opiyo For years our mothers and fathers built a system. A system of self-reliance. A system of Kings and queens, novelty and pride. Each clan or tribe had a way of life in both times of crisis and plenty. Our mothers made men out of their sons and the
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IS SORRY JUST ENOUGH? By CAROLINE ONG’AYO when i was a little kid every time i did something wrong and my parents or siblings will tell me to say sorry and i would say it vaguely just to get them off my back. well it always worked, literally. But know as an adult this five
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MY SOCIAL ISOLATION By Tim Kim I was striding across a street in downtown Nairobi when the dreaded COVID-19 finally landed in Kenya. This unwanted visitor came alongside others like quarantine and social isolation and distancing. Before this, life was normal, in a monotonous sort of way. It is this monotony that gave us a false
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