BY FLORENCE BETT-KINYATTI “How has your mechanical engineering degree shaped your art? No no, before you answer that, what was your favourite class in school? “Did I really have one?” Mercy offers me a demure smile. “It was a roller coaster until the end. Maybe I can say I liked
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA The house smells like chapos. It’s 40 minutes past 6p.m on a Thursday, and I can’t wait to get my hands on two of those chapos. The sun is setting behind the fence, coloring the sky a fiery mix of purple and red. But the chapos in
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA I’ve always been aware of the whole preparing-for-school business, since my first day of school at Twin Birds Academy. Getting ready for school has forever been a torturous endeavor. It has always been this slow and dreadful operation, spaced out by varying degrees of idleness and waist-line
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BY ERNEST TUAPE #1. Neo Soul Wednesdays On the evening of that Wednesday, just after 9p.m., I stepped into the elevator of Rwenzori House and pressed the button to ground floor. My brain felt like a punch. I
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BY MIKE MUTHAKA I hear school is reopening next week. And I can bet my marbles the lec is going to ask what we’ve been doing over the holiday. She’ll probably walk in with one of her long dresses, briefcase in hand, and a thermos flask on the other. It’ll
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BY ERNEST TUAPE (Craft It’s new foreign correspondent in Kampala) #1. #AKaDopeFirstFriday That’s the hashtag. The tagline? Dope Times. Dope Vibes. Dope People. It’s where Kampala
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