With a few days to the election, all citizens should be ambassadors of peace for themselves and everyone in order to give police officers easy work.

Visiting Shamakhokho and Navakholo left me convinced there are still innocent regions in this country, with cultures not too contaminated by modernity.

Elections, whether free and fair or not, give politicians the power to determine how resources are distributed.

There is a pin-drop silence in the classroom as the 20 pupils focus their eyes and index fingers on the luminous screens of the small, green tablets.

A year ago, Titus Ngamau - a policeman from Githurai, captured the nation’s attention after residents held week-long protests following his arrest and detention on allegations of extra-judicial killing. Wednesday Life caught up with this “super cop” in Industrial Area’s Remand Prison for an exclusive interview where he narrated the events that led to his incarceration.

As sweet aromas of anjera, wat, kita bread and hard-brewed Eritrean coffee waft from the kitchen accentuated by the soft beats of traditional Ethiopian music, relaxation and peace blanket this Eritrean restaurant along Ngong Road.

Nairobi Remand Prison in Industrial Area is fabled as a dungeon which bubbles with all manner of criminals and social misfits.

Writer MWAURA SAMORA had a tête-à-tête with youthful STEVE MBOGO, who runs a mentorship programme and still finds time for business and philanthropy, about his vision for the young people of this country.