General Kago remains one of the most formidable yet under-celebrated figures in Kenya’s fight for independence. As a senior Mau Mau commander operating primarily in Central Kenya, his leadership, courage, and strategic brilliance inspired thousands of fighters resisting British colonial rule. Although his name does not dominate mainstream history books, his contribution to Kenya’s liberation … Read more
The Wagalla Massacre remains one of the darkest and most painful chapters in Kenya’s post-independence history. On 10th February 1984, thousands of Kenyan civilians—mostly men from the Degodia clan—lost their lives after a brutal military operation conducted at the Wagalla Airstrip in Wajir County. Despite commissions of inquiry, government statements, and decades of mourning, the screams of that … Read more
Kungu Karumba remains one of the least-documented yet most intriguing figures in Kenya’s struggle for independence. Although not as widely celebrated as Jomo Kenyatta, Achieng’ Oneko, or Bildad Kaggia, Karumba’s contribution to Kenya’s liberation—and the mysterious circumstances surrounding his disappearance—make him an unforgettable part of Kenyan history. Born in Kiambu, Kungu Karumba rose from a … Read more