Vagabond has banned the news after some conversation with his nephew.

Hey, guess what!? Purgatorio is back! After this post a year ago when I sadly said goodbye to Purgatorio, I checked back a few times, but...

Here's this week's Education Carnival to read while you get ready for the real Carnival. And yes, we do have time off for it. Don...

This is the picture of the day at Reuters Alert Net . Kenyan women laid flowers on the ground after a peaceful demonstration in Nairobi...

Well, I don't know where this weekend went. It seems as though it just began, and now it's over. I worked in my classroom as usual...

I just read a very interesting post from Nairobi about how the whole eating local movement could damage economies in third world countries....

This is the fourth week that I've put up a Poetry Friday post about Kenya. The first week, it was the national anthem of Kenya , comple...

Tomorrow, January 25th, has been declared an international Day of Prayer for Kenya. Please join Kenyans and friends of Kenya around the wor...

Here's this week's Carnival of Education .

Here's the January edition of the Carnival of Children's Literature . This month's theme is Book Awards.

I worked in my classroom this morning and then we had a staff cookout in the afternoon, which was relaxing and fun. Here's today's ...

Today's Poetry Friday Round-Up is here.

Last week I posted a link to a blog post telling about someone going around a refugee camp in Nakuru, Kenya, and reciting poetry to the pe...

Here's this week's Education Carnival.

OK, it's not exactly liveblogging, but Mzungu Chick has been posting very frequently from Nairobi and I for one have appreciated it. T...

Many kids in Kenya went back to school this week, where schools weren't burned. Here's a photo from Joseph Karoki's blog . He ...

Global Voices has put up a special page to cover the aftermath of the Kenyan elections , including an aggregator of the blogs mentioned on ...

I'm just about to go home after working in my classroom for a couple of hours. All ready for next week! Here's the Saturday Review ...

I just read this touching story at the blog called What an African Woman Thinks about people helping out the refugees in Nakuru in any way...

Here's today's Poetry Friday roundup.