All Report & Essay

Report & Essay 2011

True Imaginary Homelands: Billy Kahora on publishing Eva Kasaya

Report & Essay 2010

Are They Too Strong and Wise To Put Away?

CIRCA 1969: THE DEATH OF THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT An Open letter to Philip Ochieng from Taban lo Liyong

CIRCA 1969: THE DEATH OF THE ‘ENGLISH DEPARTMENT’ Part 2: An Open Letter To Philip Ochieng from Taban lo Liyong

Mis-appreciation Of African Literature (101)

From The Archives: Observations From The Nairobi Central Picha Mtaani Street Exhibition

Kwani? 06 Editorial

Report & Essay 2009

Theme As King - The Misreading of African Literature

Marjorie's Rejoinder to After The Vote.

Kwani? 05 Editorial

Comment Is Free

Unlearn, Un-Know & Then Maybe Write.

Say My Name

Time, Space, Character and the Writer

A Poet Realizes He Is Human

Report & Essay 2008

Identity & Violence

Translated From Kibakizungu

NO LONGER THE KENYAN I USED TO BE

HITTING WITHOUT TOUCHING

WAR JOURNALISM: KENYA’S NEWEST TOURIST ATTRACTION

The Fire This Time

BURNT FOREST

THE MULTIPLICATION OF VOTES

No Country for Old Hatreds

KENYA’S POST-ELECTION CRISIS: FINDING MEANING

Obama, My Uncle.

Conflict (or, All A Writer Needs)

Art, and the Road to Riches

Chronicle of an Election Foretold

Watching ZBC

Statement of the Zimbabwe Fact Finding Mission of African Media Organisations: 13 June 2008. Harare, Zimbabwe

Kibera Noir

The Home Run

Kangemi’s Fly On The Wall

Pigia Dada (cont.)

Amnesty, and Acceptable Loss.

A Letter From Samuel Kivuitu

Africa, le pauvre.

Kakamega

Piga Dada

“AFRICAN SOCIALISM AND ITS APPLICATION TO PLANNING IN KENYA” – Then…and now?

Decades of Development…or Decay?

Problems Facing Our Socialism

Kibaki’s Development Decade?

Otieno Amisi – A Tribute

Brotherhood, or, Dirty Socks

Zimbabwe Votes – An Interview With Zenzele Ndebele

No Laughing Matter

Generation Disaster

Special Edition Editorial: After The Vote