‘What your mother hasn’t taught you, the world will.’

What does it mean to be queer in Nairobi?

In the late 1980s when Kenya was still a de jure one-party state, a powerful cabinet minister is on record to have publicly declared, ‘All the Igbos must lie low like an envelope or suffer for their intransigence.” He was contemptuously referring to members of an economically dominant ethnic comm