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Kenyatta Otieno

Kenyatta Otieno is a Hydrogeologist, Writer and a Social commentator based in Nairobi, Kenya.

Reflections2 years ago

The ship has sailed but I am not moving on

In January 2018, The Star newspaper splashed the headline The Ship has Sailed, It is time to Move on. The report quotes the US ambassador to Kenya...

Mapping the Coronavirus Pandemic in Africa

Reflections1 week ago

Open Letter to President Uhuru Kenyatta

By David Ndii

Politics2 weeks ago

Religion in the Age of Coronavirus

By Damaris Parsitau

Politics2 weeks ago

Why Colonial-Era Edicts Will Not Defeat the Coronavirus in Kenya

By Patrick Gathara

Op-Eds2 weeks ago

Silver Lining in the Coronavirus Pandemic

By Rasna Warah

Op-Eds1 week ago

Thoughts on a Pandemic, Geoeconomics and Africa’s Urban Sociology

By David Ndii

Politics2 weeks ago

Unfair Trade: How Dutch Rose Growers Avoid Paying Taxes in Kenya

By Romy van der Burgh and Linda van der Pol

Op-Eds1 week ago

The Coronavirus: The Political Economy of a Pathogen

By Paul Tiyambe Zeleza

Culture2 weeks ago

Khaligraph Jones and Emerging Hip Hop Futures in Kenya

By Richard Oduku

Politics2 weeks ago

BBI and the Politics of Betrayal in the Lakeside Counties

By Dauti Kahura and Akoko Akech

Politics2 weeks ago

Erasing History to Silence Resistance: From Moi to Mugabe and De Klerk

By Tinashe L. Chimedza

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The ship has sailed but I am not moving on

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Mapping the Coronavirus Pandemic in Africa

Open Letter to President Uhuru Kenyatta

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Why Colonial-Era Edicts Will Not Defeat the Coronavirus in Kenya

Silver Lining in the Coronavirus Pandemic

Thoughts on a Pandemic, Geoeconomics and Africa’s Urban Sociology

Unfair Trade: How Dutch Rose Growers Avoid Paying Taxes in Kenya

The Coronavirus: The Political Economy of a Pathogen

Khaligraph Jones and Emerging Hip Hop Futures in Kenya

BBI and the Politics of Betrayal in the Lakeside Counties

Erasing History to Silence Resistance: From Moi to Mugabe and De Klerk