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By Loureen Alma I walk the road of kaloyce- kolewo stretch with my sandals swallowing mud And my...
By Dikizo the Poet We hear their wicked laughter at the mere thought of youth organizing, “Another kid...
Our economy will be better with minimal Or even much better zero corruption Tunasema hii story Kwa mdomo...
By Loureen Alma Here is a truth we taste every night A truth of railways ward Like dust that refuses...
BY IMANI FREYSTAR Niliskia wakiniita mjuaji, all because I am a genzii Ati na mwenzangu anakaa muuwaji,...
They say governance is the backbone of a nation, But lately, hiyo mgongo imekatika somewhere between...
By Dikizo the Poet The old guards plot under moon against our sun’s rise, Hanging onto borrowed power...
By Collines Ochieng I am intrigued I am intrigued to the last bone Yet this is not the reason why...
By Cliford Ogola She was sixteen… Still wearing innocence like a school badge. A smile too shy...
A beggar cannot choose And once a beggar you must shoulder Every trash that comes from your master...
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