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GRACE FOR REPEAT OFFENDERS

July 16, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
12 min read
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We human beings, said Søren Kierkegaard, are “a riddle to ourselves,” a claim that feels painfully accurate each time we trip over our own resolutions and discover that grace is waiting exactly where we fell. The Bible...

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A Requiem for the Unsilenced: Kenya’s Gen Z and the Farce of Democracy

June 22, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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One year ago, Kenya’s parliament burned, not with the slow, bureaucratic smolder of corruption, but with the raw, unfiltered rage of a generation pushed to the brink. The Finance Bill of 2024 was the spark, but the kindling had...

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Hope Beyond Abductions: A Catholic Theodicy for Modern Kenya

June 16, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
35 min read
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Introduction Why does an all-good, all-powerful God allow evil to scar our world? This timeless problem of evil haunts believers and skeptics alike, and it takes on urgent poignancy in Kenya’s current political unrest. In...

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The Ontology of True Belonging: Divine Encampment and the Existential Wilderness

June 16, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
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True belonging is neither a geographical location nor a social construct; it is an existential state of being, a spiritual homecoming fashioned not by human hands but by the divine act of “pitching a tent” among us...

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The Three Lies of Identity: A Satirical Descent into the Absurdity of Self-Definition

June 13, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
4 min read
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Henri Nouwen’s three lies: I am what I have, I am what I do, I am what others say about me, are not mere psychological pitfalls; they are the sacred commandments of modern existence, recited daily in the temple of consumerism...

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From Lagat to Ruto: The Killing of Albert Ojwang’ and the Rot at the Heart of Kenya’s Police State

June 13, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
6 min read
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The tragic death of Albert Ojwang, a blogger and teacher who died in police custody under suspicious circumstances, has exposed the deep seated problems within Kenya’s law enforcement and political systems, raising fundamental...

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Safaricom: The Silent Partner in Kenya’s Abduction Industry

June 12, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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If you’re a Kenyan who hasn’t yet been abducted, don’t worry, Safaricom is working hard to fix that. In a country where enforced disappearances have become as common as M-PESA fraud, Safaricom has emerged as the unlikeliest...

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Blood on Their Hands: Kenya’s Police and the Anatomy of State-Sanctioned Brutality

June 10, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
4 min read
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Albert Ojwang’s battered body tells Kenya’s ugliest truth—that our police don’t protect, they slaughter. His crime? Speaking out. His sentence? Torture. His legacy? One more name on the endless list of victims killed by a...

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The Slow Death of Free Education and the Rise of Kenya’s Ignorance Economy

June 10, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
5 min read
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In the absurd spectacle of Kenyan politics, education has devolved into a cruel joke; one where parents and children are the punchline, left holding nothing but broken pledges while politicians laugh all the way to the...

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Critiquing Kenya’s Hustle Culture through a Pan-African Feminist Lens

May 14, 2025
by Bernard Omukuyia
21 min read
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Photo courtesy of Kenya Strategy Support Program| IFPRI Introduction In Kenya, the concept of “hustle culture,” a relentless pursuit of multiple jobs or micro-businesses to make ends meet, has been romanticized as a...

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I am Bernard Omukuyia, a Philosophy student who combines deep thinking with real-world action. My journey has taken me from active participation in university clubs and sports to meaningful roles in churches and schools. Throughout, I have focused on philosophy, teaching, and helping others.

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