By Immanuel Lokwei Genre: Fiction (“That forced marriages have values, even aesthetic value to them!”) It took the sacrifice of a hen with six toes to calm down this woman’s heart. Otherwise the man who had wooed her, the father-in-law who unsuccessfully tried all mechanisms and was now frustrated for siring this unconventional daughter, and … Continue reading
“We are not going to out the throat of our culture!” Life has a rhythm, it’s constantly moving. The word for rhythm ( used by the Malinke tribes ) is FOLI. It is a word that encompasses so much more than drumming, dancing or sound. It’s found in every part of daily life. In this … Continue reading
“As Kenyans celebrated Christmas in various parts of the country, Baragoi in Samburu North is mourning the death of four people as cattle rustlers returned to the area. Several others were injured in the Monday night incident. Residents are worried about their protection as the attacks are taking place despite the heavy police and military … Continue reading
Training the Next Generation of Human Rights Advocates
Merging Trans-Ethnical Ideas *** A Response to Ethical Discrepancies *** Nurture of Aesthetics in Artistic and Scientific Endeavors
