What’s a book you never finished but still think about? It was made between 1983 and 1995. It’s not just a long film, it’s a global exploration of the nuclear arms race, the role of the media, poverty, and the lack of public participation in political decisions. Watkins filmed it with families and students acrossContinue reading “The Journey”
Author Archives: Zachary Mugo
Mbari Ya Kimendero
Wimbo huu si muziki tu,ni ujumbe wenye nguvu kuhusu uhalisia wetu. Unazungumzia ukweli unaouma ambao wengi wetu tunahisi lakini tunajitahidi kuusema: kwamba raia wa kawaida wamenyimwa haki zao kabisa. Unatoa picha ya mfumo ambapo mwananchi wa kawaida hana sauti, ambapo nguvu haipatikani, na ambapo matumaini ya haki hupotea polepole. Ni kilio kutoka ardhini, kinachoonyesha kuchanganyikiwa,Continue reading “Mbari Ya Kimendero”
The Shire
Which fictional world would be the most fun to vacation in? Forget the epic quests and dragon battles for a second. The Shire is pure, uninterrupted peace. No dark lords,no danger, just rolling green hills,cosy hobbit holes,and that feeling that everything is exactly as it should be. And let’s talk about the food. Second breakfast,Continue reading “The Shire”
A Fight For Freedom
If you could go back and witness any historical event, which one would you pick? Whether it’s a revolution,a protest, or a quiet act of defiance that sparked change,these fights remind us of what courage, unity,and conviction really look like. Studying these events isn’t just about history, it’s about understanding leadership, resilience,and the power ofContinue reading “A Fight For Freedom”
A Tattoo Of Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi
If you had to get a tattoo right now, what would it be and why? More than just art, Kimathi stands as a powerful symbol of Kenyan resistance, bravery, and anti-colonial struggle. As a leader of the mau mau movement,he represents courage in the face of oppression, unwavering love for freedom and sacrifice for futureContinue reading “A Tattoo Of Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi”
Forget dating apps for a second
How did you meet your significant other? I met my significant other through an everyday community space, and it’s taught me so much about how real connection actually forms. Here are a few things I’ve learned about finding love organically: You don’t have to go searching far. Sometimes the right person is already in yourContinue reading “Forget dating apps for a second”
The Spirit Of Harambee
What’s a cultural tradition from your country that you love? Harambee means pulling together and that’s exactly what it does. In Kenya, it’s more than just a word, it’s a way of life that unites people across diverse ethnic groups, backgrounds, and communities. Whether it’s neighbour coming, together to help build a school, friends contributing,Continue reading “The Spirit Of Harambee”
Sunday
If you could relive one day from your past, which day would it be and why? If i could relive one day from my past,i would choose a Sunday. Not a big holiday or a milestone, just a quiet Sunday. The kind of Sunday where no one is rushing. The house is calm. My familyContinue reading “Sunday”
Grave of the fireflies
What’s the last movie that made you cry? It’s not an easy watch, but it’s an unforgettable one. What makes it so powerful is how it views world war11 through the helpless eyes of two orphaned children. No big battle scenes, no heroes, just innocence trying to survive in a world that has fallen apart.Continue reading “Grave of the fireflies”
The moment politics began costing innocent lives
If you could erase one event from history, what would it be? Throughout history, political conflict, division, and the struggle for power have led to the loss of so many innocent people, people who had no part in the decisions being made, but who paid the highest price. It’s a reminder of why empathy, dialogue,Continue reading “The moment politics began costing innocent lives”
