Lucky unlucky, the march for Kisumu preterms with no neonatal-ICU
Premature births are quite a common occurrence in Kenya, with 12 percent out of all babies born annually being premature.
Why banks are finally interested in business
With credit to the private sector having tumbled to 3.7 percent in July from 13.9 at the end of last year, banks are coming to knock on your door, those who cultivate these relationships are the ones that will come out on
Overcoming fear and procrastination
Fear convinces us that we’re not ready or capable often making us believe we need to wait until we are ‘ready’ or ‘have that degree’ or ‘have enough money’ or ‘be more prepared’.
Safaricom face backlash building backdoor access for Kenyan police
Safaricom is accused of helping to obfuscate call record data for victims seeking justice from police kidnappings and killings, helping the state avoid responsibilities for the crimes against its citizens.
Chameleon no more!
I learned that I walked through life like a ‘gift pack’. It is when you always feel the need to show up in any connection or relationship you form with something as compensation for who you are.
The Price of Justice in Kenya: Journey of SGBV Survivors
Cases of sexual and gender-based violence are frequently mishandled or dismissed due to insufficient evidence, procedural errors, or even bias against the survivor. The burden of proof is placed squarely on the survivor’s shoulders, requiring them to relive their trauma repeatedly in
Black girl Magic
As we made plans for the next five years of our lives, it was clear to us how different they must look. All of us are closer to our 50’s than to our 20’s. The stakes are different. We planned more carefully
Absa returns to Kisumu day to roll out Foundation programme
Absa Bank launched Absa Kenya Foundation (AKF), its corporate social arm with a seed funding of Sh500 million and a commitment of 1.5 per cent of its annual earnings
Black November beckons with unbeatable deals and epic fraud
The saying ‘’Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice cant put the blame on you’’ was just a way to console myself yet I fell for this fraud the third time.
How Genz baddies can turn street action into active politics, a conversation with Linda Ogweno
We are in a country where people believe in tokenism, especially Luo, Yuko-Ojamna-what we call shaking the Ojamna tree. When you do not do that they do not perceive you to be a very serious candidate.