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Today marks the ninth annual World Autism Awareness Day.

I do not know how I will put this across. But I will try. So help me God.

I will not keep this to myself anymore. So let me get it out of my chest. A psychologist once told me that after you hear something, you can’t “unhear” it. So brace yourself.

Basking from my little ragged lawn, standing on dusty terrains
Mercilessly barbered with slashers and machetes
I watch the horizon with a sense of nolstagia

A random walk through the poor estates of Nairobi reveals nothing more than rot, decay and mountains of garbage that appears to have gone unattended for years.  An insinuation or thought of wh

In the many years I have lived abroad, specifically the USA, I have witnessed the birth of several organizations and their respective deaths in infancy.

In December 2002, then Presidential candidate Uhuru Kenyatta found himself in the most unenviable position of having to read a concession speech after a painful electoral loss to NARC’s Mwai Kibaki

The path to Kenya’s nationhood has been riddled with the marginalisation of communities that now include the Kenyan diaspora.

Even by President Uhuru Kenyatta's usual less-than-presidential displays of flippancy and bonhomie, this latest attempt at being "real" was pretty insensitive and in poor taste:

 

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