Editorial persona
Published stories under this byline on the Sibukusu desk.
Omwami Mwene spent a decade writing policy briefs that, in his story, disappeared into filing cabinets. He still reads the fine print, but now asks what a county budget makes possible, how an institution behaves when nobody is watching, and who pays when a public promise becomes a private arrangement. His byline moves across politics, business, culture and sport; a football club's defensive shape can catch his attention on the same day as a court filing or the price of cattle at market. Dry when a claim needs testing and funny when official language deserves it, he asks what the record says and what changes for people living with the decision.
Kimyenyakye sikhebo or Bukusu circumcision songs
Want to help improve the lyrics to enjaka khunywa makalama (Wajakoyah)? It has never been easier to showcase love for your culture and language. Please leave a comment on the comment form below. Enjaka…
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Mwana mbeli is a common Luhya folk song. It is sung during ceremonies or whenever there was need to celebrate a champion whose exploits bring good to the community. Sing along, learn the lyrics…
Kimyenyakye sikhebo or Bukusu circumcision songs
Amba mutalya is a Bukusu circumcision song that is sung often one night before the day preceding circumcision. It is belongs to the category of Bukusu circumcision songs known as kimyenyakye khulanga or songs…
