Happy New Year folks. Thank you for your support last year. I hope we can continue the journey of sharing our love for books and storytelling in all its forms in 2023. The video of how things went down at the Silencing Anna book launch, where we also celebrated my Mum’s birthday and gave thanks […]
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I got an early birthday present yesterday when the Sunday Nation, Kenya’s highest circulation newspaper, featured me in their magazine section. It was so surreal being on the other side. Usually I’m the one asking the questions. We had a nice chat with Elvis Ondieki about my experiences as a ghostwriter, the good, bad and
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I was thrilled when veteran writer Oyunga Pala agreed to host me on his popular blog (oyungapala.com). Oyunga pioneered the controversial Mantalk column in the Saturday Nation which he wrote for 11 years, developing a cult like following. He is now a satirical columnist for the Crazy Monday magazine in the Standard writing social commentary,
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More than a year in the making, loads of work, plenty of obstacles. But it was all worth it. My newest baby is here. Not a book, but a magazine. A business and lifestyle magazine that is also geared towards the arts. No surprises there, since I’m an artist. Among the artists featured in the
Sage magazine is finally here! Read More »
Our launch was featured in Daily Nation, Kenya’s largest circulation newspaper. Wonderful! Thanks to all who attended. See more pics of the launch on our Instagram page here sage_magea Look out for the December issue coming soon!
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Finally getting round to post pictures of the launch 6 weeks after the event! Sigh. Although I did share some on our instagram page ealier. Anyway so here goes: Thanks Fred for all the wonderful pics!!
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I don’t know about you but for me, the end of the year is always a period of reflection where I contemplate what I’ve achieved vis-à-vis what I had planned when the year began. The reflections are not always happy ones, sometimes bitter sweet, but always, there is a sense of hope that whatever dreams
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I love weddings (watching them on TV actually; attending them, not so much) and I’ve always wondered, why do they have to cost so much? In the February issue of Sage magazine, we reflect on the cost of saying I Do to the one you love. It features conversations with wedding planners, business opportunities created
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Sage magazine shows you 5 ways to cut corners and still have your dream wedding. Affluent Kenyans spare no expense in making their children’s nuptials a once in a lifetime affair (see separate story on wedding planners). One business mogul spent Ksh28 million on his son’s wedding. The event was held at the Windsor Golf
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I got the text message late on Monday night at 10:23pm. As messages go it was pretty short, “Just seen obituary of Sr Paula of PB. She was quite old 86.” I hadn’t thought about her in years but now a rush of memories swept in. She was a nun, the headmistress of Precious Blood
Sr Paula Wagner, Precious Blood’s “General” takes a bow Read More »
