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Wambui wa Mwangi

Wambui wa Mwangi

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Writer and Editor, Ahomka Digital

Nairobi

Biography

Wambui wa Mwangi is a writer from Limuru, Kenya, with a focus on nonfiction and a growing interest in art criticism and fiction. She has contributed to The Weganda Review, Usawa Literary Review, Kalahari Review among other places.

Final Covers

History , Colonialism , Identity

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I'll write about anything that's interesting. And I can make anything interesting.

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Content

Total articles 3

  • by Wambui Wa Mwangi

    By Wambui wa Mwangi| usawa.in@ I think of all the memories associated with nyama choma and family get- together(s) and I question everything. Am I supposed to forget all that joy and sumptuousness or what? Or how at home beef, chicken or mutton are special days, reward days. So what can I replace meat with? I texted Munyao. Almost every big occasion in my life has been marked by an indulgence in meat.

    By Wambui wa Mwangi · usawa.in

    May. 31, 2024

  • Why I believe Agape is the Most Important Love

    By Wambui wa Mwangi| Ahomka Digital@ by, Grace Mwangi I am ever in a constant pursuit of love —to love and to be loved in return. As lucid and fanciful as it sounds, it hasn’t been an easy task. Fear of the unknown and a repetition of past mistakes are enough to deter me from this pursuit. In her book, Love and St. Augustine, Hannah Arendt elucidates it as follows, “our desire for love can turn into a fear of losing.” Instead of anticipating love, I withdraw and cocoon myself with fear. What if my love is unrequited?

    By Wambui wa Mwangi · Ahomka Digital

    Feb. 01, 2024

  • Depression in the Eyes of a Young Adult Woman

    By Wambui wa Mwangi| Ahomka Digital@ by, Grace MwangiI have just slumped out from a state of depressing inertia. A few minutes ago time felt like an inhibitor to my dreams and aspirations, or rather a grim reminder that it might take forever, or sadly never happen at all. A paradox, right? When time is supposed to be an enabler. A key ingredient, in some sort of way, because all the effort, craft and prayers are all done under a period of time until like the rain clouds, something gives.

    By Wambui wa Mwangi · Ahomka Digital

    Nov. 06, 2023

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Ahomka Digital