For the next couple of days I will diligently disregard any decent advice my  editors, journalism teachers and mentors have dealt me. I will inject my jaded voice into news and give you a highly adulterated year in review. In so many ...Read More »

The Saidia Jamii program in Kenya is like an incomplete thought. It represents a vague policy to be enacted through a problematic process towards an even more ambiguous end.  To top it off, we end up some sh. 600 big ones in ...Read More »

Father  Ambrose Muli, During your homily you blamed me, the Kenyan woman,  for Ngengi and Chege pursuing the desires of their hearts.  In your words: "Women, from the way I see it, have become too complicated and unattractive in marriage. You don't ...Read More »