BY:Â Onyikwa Onyakundi Phillip Ochieng’s column in yesterday’s Sunday Nation was a good read except for one little matter ~ the assumption that any rowdy young man in a Gor Mahia replica jersey roughing up Miguna Miguna must be doing so at the instigation or behest of the ODM, the Prime Minister or his supporters. […]
Miguna Miguna: A nationalist or a man with a bloated ego and reeking vengeance
BY LONE FELIX first posted on July 20, 2012 at http://lonefelix.wordpress.com/about/ I have completed reading Miguna Miguna’s book: Peeling back the Mask; a quest for Justice in Kenya a second time, coincidentally, it is barely a week after I completing my training on editing and writing. Among the many lessons I acquired, one was, show […]
Why would Miguna masquerade?
By William Makora Some time ago, there was a bad disease in the beyond the deep-sea. The disease was believed to be blown into the land by the deep-sea winds. It was simply fatal as it left a vast trail of destructions to nature, especially, to humanity and plants. As the disease plagued the land […]
The desperate Miguna Miguna
By William Makora See him move his body as he responds to journalists and wonder whether the burly bespectacled man is itched in the armpit, on the neck and/or face. Hear him talk of returning to popularize his propaganda pile of redundant piece; Peeling Back the Mask, and wonder whether children humming it in home […]
Spare the people of Nyando some slack
By Onyikwa Nyakundi Miguna Miguna’s book, Peeling Back the Mask, has triggered the peeling back of many more masks than it intended ~ including his own which was peeled back rather impressively by Sarah Elderkin. In the ‘Peeling back frenzy’, several commentators – on Radio, TV and Print Media – have been trying to outdo […]