BY DAISY OKOTI Located in Mathare slums in Nairobi is Ghetto Foundation where, on any given day, you will find a group of youth working on eco-friendly packaging bags and … “…READ MORE”
BY RUTH WANJIKU If all goes according to plan, in two years’ time, Winne Wanja Chabaari will be one of the youngest Kenyan PhD holders in Biomathematics, a branch of … “…READ MORE”
By Millicent Mwololo Setutsi Kwami, 20, is the founder and CEO of Setutsi, a clothing line he describes as modern African daily wear. He is also a student at Edulink … “…READ MORE”
Hands up if your relationship with fundis is one characterised by disappointment and frustration. If you have a story to tell, this young woman’s business targets you. Ann Nyakarura, 26, … “…READ MORE”
BY DAISY OKOTI Besides being passionate about her job, Wandia is also very vocal on social and mainstream media on issues that touch on gender, culture, as well as politics. … “…READ MORE”
BY CARO ROLANDO Nursing is often mistakenly perceived as a uniform profession – one that consists of general patient care and assistance. But there’s a lot more nuance to this … “…READ MORE”
BY JAMES KAHONGEH University is perhaps the most exciting phase in one’s life, and the place where many have their first relationship. While some of these relationships withstand the test … “…READ MORE”
Naomi Barasa is the Campaign Coordinator for Amnesty International, Kenya. How did you become campaign coordinator for Amnesty International? I was 18 when I joined the mainstream human rights field. … “…READ MORE”
BY JAMES KAHONGEH If people were to open up about their experiences in the university, the stories would be a blend of exciting, inspiring, shocking and even spine-chilling accounts. Besides … “…READ MORE”
BY LILYS NJERU You have graduated or will graduate in a year or two’s time. Whatever stage you are at, you either intend to get a job or start your … “…READ MORE”
