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Kinama’s vow to act on his turbulent lifestyle

Perhaps, after all, he had been in love with her despite her loose life. Such a beautiful woman, he lamented. Her voice haunted him, Oh Jona, you’re such a wonderful man…

By David G. Maillu

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Banking hall musings of a civil servant

Now I have become a man, he thought. Dear Eve, where is that Ema now so we can play darts together? But his mind could not dwell on one thought for a minute anymore. Why…

By David G. Maillu

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The price of dignity: Esther's London transformation

“But why don’t all these Kenyans, if they are so miserable, go back home?” she asked.“Pride. You have been here only a few months, and you hate it, but if I asked you to…

By Empress Ciku Kimani-Mwaniki

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Beyond the Visa and the Price of the Western Dream

It was a job at the reception, in a company that sold land. Nothing to do with what she had spent too much of Mr Muthama’s money studying. She hated the job on the first…

By Empress Ciku Kimani-Mwaniki

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Njugu Karanga and a Mercedes-Benz

Esther had been told, now and then, that she had a beautiful smile, but it was not often that she found a reason to smile. As she looked at her passport, she knew that…

By Empress Ciku Kimani-Mwaniki

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MONEY, BERNIE, DANNY, DADDY AND DIRTY MEAN MEN

The first item on the menu for any politician, big or small, is printing costs: posters, flyers, banners, caps, T-shirts, and even motorcycle reflector jackets for the…

By Tony "Smitta" Mochama

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NEW YEAR: 2022

For whatever reason, Maendeleo Chap Chap hadn’t materialized. My friend and fellow EPL football fanatic, Mwingi West MP Charles Ngana Ngusya (CNN), assured me that if I…

By Tony "Smitta" Mochama

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How to be an MCA In Kenya

Here is something you need to know: blessings are served in single shots, troubles come in doubles, and tragedy is a straight-up triple tot. I was not surprised at all…

By Tony "Smitta" Mochama