Since the COVID19 pandemic hit Kenya and with close to 300 cases confirmed so far, measures to enforce a lockdown or in Kenya’s case, a partial lockdown in the form of a night curfew, are now in full effect. As citizens go about navigating working and schooling from home, there are millions for whom staying...
Some of you have asked me to highlight some of the places and sights that stood out for me on my New York trip! I went into a bit of detail in my last post but here’s a snapshot. Oh and I should mention, it’s smelly…very smelly, and musty, but that didn’t take away from...
I’m not writing about New York because of the infamous ‘abroad is better’ mentality. While there’s tons of reasons why countries that are ahead in development are great, the global village conversations continue to show us that many of these countries face startling issues as well. So here I am documenting my 3 day stay...
Photography By: Charles Kituyi Venue: Loreto High School, Limuru, Kenya ‘A ship in port is safe, but that’s not what ships are for. Sail out to sea and do new things’. These were the words of Grace Hopper, a former Navy officer who was also a Computer Programmer. She defied the odds, and that is...
Photography By: Olive Ndungutse It has always been a dream of mine to see women succeed and this can only be achieved when we as a Global Community invest in empowering our girls and advocating for the protection of their rights. In August 2013, Kenyans watched an emotive feature called Period of Shame on Citizen...
