Unsung Hero
He carried no gun, yet he saved lives: The story of Mzee Kibaba Can a quiet man save lives without firing a shot? When we remember the struggle for Kenya’s independence, our minds naturally go to the men and women who took up arms, went into the…
More than Greetings
How Agĩkũyũ Ngeithi Preserved Respect, Identity, and Community Why Did a Greeting Matter So Much? Have you ever greeted someone with “How are you?” without really expecting an answer? Today, greetings are often hurried formalities, exchanged before the…
When Did Honouring Your In-Laws Become Idolatry?
A Biblical Question Every African Christian Should Ask In July 2026, I listened to a sermon that left me with one simple question. A pastor declared that slaughtering a sheep or goat during Agĩkũyũ marriage ceremonies amounted to idol worship. In this…
An Interpretive Review of Beyond Boundaries by Njuguna Mwangi
Abstract In Beyond Boundaries, Njuguna Mwangi crafts a sweeping memoir that transcends autobiography to become a chronicle of empire, education, and awakening. Spanning nearly eight decades—from a boyhood shadowed by British colonialism in Kenya to a…
Land, Labor, and Faith – The Making of the Mau Mau Revolt
An Interpretive Study of the Moral Foundations of the Mau Mau Revolution Preface This chapter forms part of a larger work-in-progress by Njuguna Mwangi exploring the moral, theological, and socio-economic roots of Kenya’s Mau Mau Revolution. It draws…
Who told Africans they needed European names to follow Christ?
Imagine a Kikuyu couple welcoming their newborn son. After days of prayer and consultation with family, they give him a name that carries meaning. It honours a grandparent, it remembers a season of hardship, it celebrates God’s faithfulness, and it ties…