Kefah Onchaga, who wrote in Kiswahili and subsequently translated his story into Ekegusii and English, speaks about the importance of following the example others have set in writing in African languages, while also paving your own way and determining your own destiny in literary work. Among his influences include Pauline Kea and Wallah Bin Wallah among others.
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