PREMIUM Prof Paul Wainaina: From sheep herding to presidential showdown 'President Uhuru, usually known for his luxuriant air of calm assurance, had thrown all decorum aside and pounced on Professor Wainaina, leaving him startled—frightened, even.'
PREMIUM A few worthy words from former Central Bank boss Book offers little opening for readers to espy what goes on in the world of banking.
PREMIUM Kenya 2025: Literature, Christmas and end of-year reflections Beneath the gentle facade for most Kenyans, 2025 was a tough year.
PREMIUM As polls loom, how has Uganda fared since its independence? In his new book, Mamdani demonstrates that Amin and Museveni may have come to power as saviours but they ended up not being up to the task.
PREMIUM Why memoirs should be your end-of-year escape A book might just be the companion one needs to end the year.
PREMIUM How Kenyan publisher has shaped African literature for six decades The East African Educational Publishers was started in 1965 as Heinemann.
PREMIUM Climate agenda: Why ‘Green for Life’ should be essential reading It’s a rare book that links the soil beneath our feet to the decisions we make in boardrooms and parliaments.
PREMIUM Long chat with Jackson Biko about Big Little Fights The book tells stories told by 20 individuals about times they have been in big little fights with their partners.
PREMIUM Near-extinguished dream in the skies How Dan Okwiri grew up with a detective father and his eventual career at Kenya Airways.
PREMIUM Why it is not easy talking about death Oyunga Pala’s new book, Strength and Sorrow, confronts our fear of death.
PREMIUM Raila’s memoir that never was Before his death, former the Prime Minister had agreed to do a second volume of his autobiography.
PREMIUM Raila’s lawyer pens book where legends have no tribe In Paul Mwangi's book the legendary Kenyan characters remain tribeless.
PREMIUM Theory must meet lived experience for progress to happen A personal story of a doctor who worked in Kenya, and across Africa.
PREMIUM Digital public relations and marketing trends in Africa Newly published book explores digital marketing trends in Africa.
PREMIUM Yusuf Hassan, MP: The Ngugi I knew Kamukunji MP celebrates his friend and mentor in a moving speech.
PREMIUM Here come literature set books for Gen Z secondary students Police brutality, abuse of office, greed for power, corruption and poverty are some of the themes rendered by the two books.
PREMIUM Austin Bukenya: Of co-wives and literature that puts bread on table The title poem of the book 'Marry Me a Co-Wife' is about a woman who asks her husband to do her that dubious “favour”.
PREMIUM Matatu Madness: An insider’s revelations This book provides a unique understanding of the evolution and growth of the matatu industry.
PREMIUM Chronicles of a city boy: Frank Njenga’s unusual memoirs There have been many autobiographies written recently in Kenya, but Dr Njenga’s is one of the finest.
PREMIUM Here come literature set books for Gen Z secondary students Police brutality, abuse of office, greed for power, corruption and poverty are some of the themes rendered by the two books.
PREMIUM Frank Njenga: I have no regrets about marrying early Dr Frank Njenga jumped off a moving bus to meet the woman he'd marry - a relationship that has lasted 52 years.
PREMIUM Pope Francis autobiography: A call to hope and action The book dwells on social justice, compassion and challenges facing Christians in times of change.
