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If we can't face up to the truth in schools' theatre, how about eating cake and having it?
I heard it on the grapevine that mandarins at the schools’ national drama fest have reportedly moved to censor “political” messaging in performances.
By Peter Kimani
6d ago
It’s a hurt that Riggy G has not transcended, and possibly never will, despite the passage of time.
By Peter Kimani
6d ago
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3w ago
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3w ago
I suspect the main reason for Prezzo Ruto’s intervention is that he wanted to ensure SHA is applied at the facility so that the so-called hustlers can access treatment there.
By Peter Kimani
3w ago
13 years since devolution was rolled out, kanjoras are still trying to figure out what to prioritise, possibly because they are slow learners.
By Peter Kimani
3w ago
When a birthday milestone serves to remind one of recent deaths is not morbid humour, it means one has matured sufficiently to start confronting their own mortality.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
Had Babu been shot, and I’m glad he was not, it’d have been a case of poetic justice, because a few years ago, Babu was charged with shooting and maiming one DJ Evolve.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
The road to Kenya’s Singapore is littered with a collapsed and collapsing infrastructure, the latest edifice to tumble down being that building in South C that was designed as a ladder to heaven.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
The fortunes of the “hustler” narrative that was propounded for four years, have dimmed irredeemably over the last three years.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
People believe torches have psychic powers and that when the battery cells dim, so will the nefarious characters who had a hand in the killing of Jirongo.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
One brash technician said I should have gone to Samsung, not Safcom, if it’s the handset that had a problem.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
The “development” agenda is swinging from one extreme to another; three years ago, we were promised that so-called “hustlers” would be wheeled in barrows to unprecedented prosperity.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
Gatundu is bearing the perils of a generation that sees no hope out of their squalor and has taken to alcoholism.
By Peter Kimani
3mos ago
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