The Society of Reluctant Dreamers: A Glimpse Into the Remnants of Communist Angola
In his translated historical fiction, The Society of Reluctant Dreamers, Jose Eduardo Agualusa, an Angolan journalist,
Pachinko: A rich historical fiction following four generations of a Korean family exiled in Japan
History has failed us, but no matter. A comprehensive yet well written historical fiction is a
The Forty Rules of Love Enchanted by Sufi Mysticism and a Historical Trip Through the Middle East
For the silk to prosper, the silkworm must die … and this is the essence of
Girl, Woman, Other: Diaspora women of colour grounding their reinvented identities
First published on Business Daily Africa in May 2020. Bernadine Evaristo’s Girl, Woman, Other won the
Exploring Both the Turmoil and Freedom of Being Multiple in Akwaeke’s Debut Novel – Freshwater
First published on Business Daily Africa in February 2020 Akwaeke is half Igbo half Tamil, neither
Young, Female, Kenyan: The She Doctors Driving Change in Healthcare
When we say doctor, subconsciously, most of us envision a man. As with other professions we
Dr. Carol Nthiwa Becomes The Urologist Who Would Have Saved Her Mother’s Life
Carol became the doctor who would have saved her mother’s life. She died when Carol was
Dr. Susan Karanja Among the Only Three Female Neurosurgeons in Kenya
Susan was born in Nairobi and grew in Kikuyu. She attended Consolata Primary School, went on
Dr. Neema Mbaruku: First Female to Register in Orthopedic Surgery in Kenya
Neema grew up in Nairobi in the middle class home of a nuclear family. One of
Surgeon Dr. Marilynn Omondi Shares on Coping With Losing a Patient
During Marilynn’s internship in a gynaecological clinic, there was a woman who had been struggling with
