It was relief for Kenyan publishers after they held their first book fair in two years in Nakuru City last...
Kinyanjui Kombani and Stanley Gazemba have a number of things in common. They are both writers who first put pen...
A few months ago visual artist Michael Soi, based at the Godown Arts Centre in Nairobi, found himself on the...
She introduced herself to Kenya and the world with her evergreen novel The River and the Source, at a time...
History has a funny way of repeating itself, especially if we do not learn from it. In 1980, Frank Sundstrom,...
When former Education Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiang’i realised that corrupt booksellers and head teachers were pilfering money meant for the...
Towards the end of September book lovers will get to know the winners of the Wahome Mutahi Literary Prize. This...
Henry Chakava, has been referred to as the father of African publishing for good reason. He would have easily made...
Despite the challenges facing the local writing industry, writer Onduko bw’Atebe prefers to see it as a half full glass...
