Levin Opiyo studied Journalism at the London School where he graduated on top with a distinction. With over 60,000 followers and 5000 friends on Facebook, Levin is also a social media influencer.
He currently works as a columnist for the Nation, which is the largest newspaper in East and Central Africa, and also as a marketer for Harvey UK.
In 2018, he contributed to an edited book celebrating the life of, Prof Ngugi Wathiong'o, a world-renowned novelist who has always been regarded as a likely candidate for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
In 2015 he was listed by Radio Jambo, the second biggest radio station in Kenya in terms of listeners, as one of the top 10 Kenyans to be followed on Social Media. In 2017 Africa Warrior Magazine listed him as one of the top 10 influential Kenyans in diaspora.
During the cold war, the Soviet Union had great interest in Africa, where it sought to build its own influence against Western countries which had already established their presence through colonization. Its strategy involved penetrating trade union movements, supporting liberation...
Somalia, a country on the horn of Africa, now wrecked by years of civil war, was once an oasis of peace which offered refuge to the persecuted and gave hope for the hopeless. Many oppressed Africans including members of the...
In 2000, President Robert Mugabe faced with a very tight election contest announced the eviction of hundreds of Zimbabwe white farmers to pave way of the resettlement of landless Africans. His argument was that this would correct inequalities brought about...
The world’s second biggest Ebola outbreak is still raging in Africa, despite a coordinated response including measures such as vaccination, testing and monitoring those suspected of having come in contact with the sick. According to Médecins Sans Frontières, until March...
Despite Africa being a continent with a vast supply of natural resources, it lacks capital. During the Cold War, the continent largely depended on Western donors to finance major infrastructural and development projects. Western countries were always generous with their...
Almost every day over the last few years, Britain has woken up to horrifying stories of lives lost, as knife crime continues to spread throughout the country. Statistics from the British Home Office reveal that the number of knife related...
Three months after his ouster, Omar al Bashir, the embattled former leader of Sudan, is currently awaiting trial in Khartoum on charges relating to corruption. But the move has done very little to mollify the civilians who were the instigators...
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