Leaning on hope amid the deadly pandemic and looming drought

For the second year running Kenyans are marking a ‘black Easter’. Yes, it still falls on a Sunday as has been the case over the years, but it lacks the usual fanfare, travelling to be with loved ones and merry-making.

Not only do Kenyans have to do with physical or social distance but Christians have do without the Easter church service and rituals like the ‘way of the cross’.