‘Why Are You Running Running?’ Losing My Freedom on Nairobi’s Badass Streets
Moi Avenue at this time of night is like a river, with predators on both sides of the banks. Herds are crossing the valley oblivious that they are prey; the beasts are lurking everywhere, camouflaged, waiting. A stray member of the herd may just step into their snare. A podcast of Bulimu Chole’s article published on The Elephant.
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