Month: September 2025

Misango Arts’ Painful Miss: Kisumu’s Lost Stage in Ghana

• Debate

Misango Arts’ Painful Miss: Kisumu’s Lost Stage in Ghana

Makozewe September 24, 2025 0

The failure of Misango Arts Ensemble to attend the 6th World of Black and African Festival of...

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The Washington Post’s Shame: Standing with Karen Attiah Against Racism and Hypocrisy

• Opinion

The Washington Post’s Shame: Standing with Karen Attiah Against Racism and Hypocrisy

Makozewe September 16, 2025 0

Karen Attiah’s Firing: A Cowardly Capitulation On September 12, 2025, The Washington Post fired Karen Attiah, its...

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A farewell to Charles: Burial Date Fixed

• Bereavements
• Latest News

A farewell to Charles: Burial Date Fixed

Makozewe September 14, 2025 0

The Burial Committee for the late Charles Ndung’u continues to meet with solemn dedication, shaping the final...

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Why Nepal’s Gen Z Toppled the State, While Kenya’s Faltered Into Betrayal and Retreat

• News & Analysis

Why Nepal’s Gen Z Toppled the State, While Kenya’s Faltered Into Betrayal and Retreat

Makozewe September 13, 2025 0

The contrasting outcomes of recent youth uprisings in Nepal and Kenya reveal a hard truth about power,...

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Trouble at the Kenyan Embassy in Stockholm: Domestic Worker’s Tale of Extortion, Violence, and a Fight for Asylum

• Diaspora
• News & Analysis

Trouble at the Kenyan Embassy in Stockholm: Domestic Worker’s Tale of Extortion, Violence, and a Fight for Asylum

Makozewe September 6, 2025 0

At the Kenyan Embassy in Stockholm, a scandal of unprecedented proportions has emerged, exposing a disturbing pattern...

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Sakaja’s Narrow Escape: Power, Patronage, and Why Impeachment Stalled

• Debate

Sakaja’s Narrow Escape: Power, Patronage, and Why Impeachment Stalled

Makozewe September 3, 2025 0

Nairobi’s Governor Johnson Sakaja is caught in the cross-winds of finance, politics, and public anger. On paper,...

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