Henry Ole Kulet: The Literary Voice of the Maasai Experience and Modern Kenyan Identity
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Henry Ole Kulet (b. 1946, Kenya) remains one of East Africa ’s most celebrated nov…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Henry Ole Kulet (b. 1946, Kenya) remains one of East Africa ’s most celebrated nov…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Leonard Kibera (born in 1940, Kenya) stands as one of East Africa’s most introspect…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Jomo Kenyatta (1893–1978) was a defining figure in African nationalism, anthropolog…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Josiah Mwangi Kariuki (1929–1975) was a radical Kenyan politician, w…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Introduction Joseph E. Kariuki (b. 1931, Banana Hill, Kenya) was a pioneering poet,…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Jonathan Kariara (1935–1993) was a Kenyan poet, short story writer, and editor whos…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Samuel Kahiga (b. 1940) is a Kenyan novelist and short story writer whose works capt…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Francis Davies Imbuga (1947–2012) is celebrated as one of Kenya’s greatest playwrig…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Mugo Gatheru, born in 1925 in Kenya, stands as a significant voice in African liter…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) If you love African poetry but haven’t heard the name Jared Angira , you’re not a…
(toc) #title= (Table of Content) Born in 1950, Thomas Akare stands among Kenya’s most perceptive narrators of the c…