Kamotho Waiganjo is 61 and still asking questions he once assumed time would answer. About God. About faith. About suffering. About whether some things in life simply remain unresolved.
There was a season when he believed experience would clarify everything—that age would sand uncertainty into wisdom. Instead, it has done something more unsettling. It has taught him that some questions deepen rather than disappear, and that learning to live with them may be the real work of maturity.
