A Review of Season of Crimson Blossoms by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim
“Abubakar Adam Ibrahim is exactly what Northern Nigerian Literature should look like. This is a very moving book, a love story, with the unlikeliest of…
Read MoreThe Constitution of Kenya 2010: A Decade Later.
“The beauty of a society is not just in the laws upon which the society revolves, but how the society regards, upholds and obeys the…
Read MoreBoy Interrupted by Saah Millimono – A Review
What happens when a young boy’s life is interrupted by war?
Read MoreThe Memory of Love by Aminatta Forna – A Review
Memories of love. This is a more accurate title to this book that I think is now one of my favourites. What makes a book…
Read MoreArrow of God by Chinua Achebe – A Review
I finally finished reading Arrow of God by Chinua Achebe! Of the over twenty books Chinua has graced the literature world with, I may not…
Read MoreAfrica’s Response to COVID-19: Can African Countries Afford Lockdowns?
As the fate of the world amidst and beyond the Covid-19 pandemic looms on the horizon, it is becoming rather clear that the notion of the virus as a global pandemic is logistically flawed. A more accurate approach would be to view it as a simultaneous outbreak of innumerable local epidemics, slightly at odds with each other.
Read MoreReligion and the law: Is Kenya Ready for Change?
“You may live in the world as it is, but you can still work to create the world as it should be.” Barrack Obama I…
Read MoreWomen at the forefront: The Oppression Olympics in Kenya
The Oppression Olympics concept coined by Elizabeth Martinez is yet another fruit of Critical Legal Studies (CLS), the gift that keeps on giving. CLS emerged…
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