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An Angel Named Mburu

Sometimes, my college roommate would say to me,

“Dalton, I am sad for you.”

“Why?” I would ask.

“Because you aren’t Muslim. And you don’t believe in the afterlife.”

“Yes. And I have told you why many times before,” I would answer.

“And...

a year ago
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The Scope of Your Dreams

“I’m bored. Ask me an interesting question.”

“What is the worst thing you ever did?”

“As a child, I stole a pencil case.”

“How is that the worst thing you ever did?”

“Because of how well I remember it?”

“How well do you remember it?”...

2 years ago
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Behind the Glass

Njuguna woke up on a fateful Monday morning way before his alarm went off. His eyes did not feel crusty, did not only open halfway. His mouth did not feel clammy. His joints felt like butter. His mind was clear. There was a cold radiance th...

2 years ago
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Good Old Smoggy Nairobi

A random street in Nairobi.

Mombasa was not as hot as I had imagined. It was not at all like anything I had imagined.

Having spent a deathly cold July in smoggy wet Nairobi, I eagerly awaited relaxation on the warm sandy beaches of Mombas...

2 years ago
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The One Who Lost Her Husband

Photo by Fillipe Gomes.

If you go to Muthoni’s house at noon, you will find all the windows and doors wide open, and she will offer you a glass of water. Sometimes, when it gets too hot, the iron sheet walls rattle, and you will feel waves...

2 years ago
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