BY MIKE MUTHAKA “We look like we’re on a bad date, Mike,” Bett says. She’s seated across from me at Java, Kimathi Street. She’s tapping some things on her phone and I’ve resigned to checking my Twitter. She’s awfully busy, she says, and she has to apologize each time her
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BY ERNEST TUAPE (Craft It’s new foreign correspondent in Kampala) #1. The Hector Pieterson Memorial Site A 13 year-old boy stood by as a group of high school students flooded the streets of Soweto to protest the
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BY FLORENCE BETT-KINYATTI I don’t know what feminism is about. At least not anymore. So much has been written about it lately that I’ve had to unlearn the little I was confident I had learned. I’m a student to feminism now, I’m at its feet waiting to learn from it
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA “The machines are always out and about. If the team is nearby sometimes I’ll go and surprise them. I’ll buy them some nyama just to motivate them kidogo. But if they’re in desolate locations it doesn’t make sense, because I’ll have other things to do.” He always
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA Two things that make school unpleasant for me: Exams, and class presentations. One can make you retake the whole unit. The other could make you want to quit school altogether. If you screw up the exams you get a
16BY ERNEST TUAPE (Craft It’s new foreign correspondent in Kampala) #1. The Sheraton Kampala Gardens “That’s not a place for people like us,” we sometimes think. Because we see a line of flagpoles, on occasions, flying flags of countries we’ve never heard of, like
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