I have always believed I was a pretty laid-back leader. The kind of boss who’s easy to talk to, open-minded, and hands-off where needed. You know—the “cool boss.” That was until a recent course I took completely shifted my perspective. We were covering a module on the Fundamentals of Leadership, and it introduced a framework […]

Kibera is often portrayed through a single lens: poverty, congestion, and lack. Nairobi’s largest informal settlement is known more for its challenges than its quiet victories. Yet tucked between tin rooftops and narrow walkways, something remarkable is taking root.In spaces once considered too crowded, too dirty, or too hopeless, kitchen gardens are blooming. Reused containers, […]

When most people hear the phrase strategic communication, they think of corporate boardrooms, high-budget PR teams, or complex brand playbooks written for multinational companies. But the truth? Strategic communication isn’t just for big brands. It is a critical tool for any organization that wants to be heard, seen, and understood, whether you’re a grassroots NGO in Turkana, a women-led […]

Yesterday’s Saba Day was meant to honor a legacy of peaceful resistance and democratic demand. Instead, it became one of Kenya’s darkest days in recent memory. According to the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), at least 10 people lost their lives, 29 were injured, 37 arrested, and 2 abducted as protests broke out […]