By Clifford Derrick – Journalist, Filmmaker, Lecturer in Decolonial Studies South Africa Raila Odinga’s passing did not arrive quietly. It arrived as exposure. It revealed how swiftly unfinished struggles attract scavengers, how easily grief becomes a site of contest, and how quickly old power formations attempt to repossess what they never built. As the soil
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By Dr. Luchetu Likaka – Researcher and Political Analyst The passing of Cyrus Jirongo closes a chapter written in bold ink, one of ambition and bravado, of dizzying ascents and bruising descents. He lived like a proverb in motion: the river that roars loudest often carves the deepest valleys. In mourning him, we are compelled
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