His book Sibiloi, is a fictional story of a group of scientists, who set up camp among the Amalek, a community found in Northern Kenya, where they make a discovery.
The theme of this year’s book fair is ‘25 Years of Excellence and Innovation in Publishing’.
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Though she is a published poet and an award-winning short story writer, Moraa had never attended the NIBF until last year.
The struggles of Maina ka Ngoma, sum up the double-faced and exploitative nature of Gikuyu benga music; the dark underbelly everyone wishes to keep well hidden.
The idea of Uli and Tata Nursery Rhymes was birthed by accident in 2020. Then, the whole country was under lockdown, due to Covid-19.
For a 91-year-old woman, Rebeka is surprisingly in good shape. Apart from a walking cane, nothing else betrays her advanced age.
This illuminating conversation took place on the sidelines of the public reading of Sibiloi, a book written by Kairo.
From September 20 till 29, Nairobi will play host to Macondo Literary Festival and Nairobi International Book Fair
In the Children’s category, M. K. Tarus, was the winner in the Kiswahili category, with his book Swila Arejea na Hadithi Nyingine published by Storymoja.
Well, the number 25 was significant, since NIBF, the premier book event in the region was marking 25 years of existence.
In his lifetime, Katarikawe was a happy-go-lucky fellow, a fact that was well illustrated in his paintings
Funded under the French government’s Creation Africa Project, it features a fine blend of the old and the new, across genders.
The book, whose title is still under wraps, will be published by Mvua Press, an imprint of E-kitabu.
Now, Ciku, who has authored four books, will be launching her fifth book, NaiRobbery Cocktail, to coincide with her 50th birthday, next Saturday, November 30.
Alliance Française is transforming into Kenya’s cultural and creative hub, offering a diverse range of experiences.
Here’s a look at the distinguished winners whose contributions have defined the past year and promise to inspire the future.
Starting next year, Wendy Njoroge will play a key role in shaping literary trends in Kenya and East Africa, a development industry players should take note of.
At the age of four, while living under the care of an uncle and his wife, the man would routinely drag her into a sugarcane farm and rape her.
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