The perspectives of individuals are shaped by various factors, such as upbringing, experiences, and cultural influences. Stories shared reveal influences from family values, religious practices, and interactions with diverse backgrounds. Research supports these insights, highlighting the importance of early environment and identity in shaping worldviews, emphasizing that perspective is continuously evolving.
Embracing the Journey: Pendo
"Sometimes the best opportunities come when you least expect them."Pendo This statement rings true for Pendo, a Communication Assistant at CITAM (Christ is the Answer Ministries). Her journey into this role was nothing short of miraculous. Pendo had no idea that a simple phone call would set her on a path that combines her passionContinue reading "Embracing the Journey: Pendo"
How Michael Rebuilt After His Father’s Sudden Loss
Michael Nwosu reflects on his profound bond with his father, who passed away shortly after a birthday celebration. Coping with grief, cultural expectations, and familial responsibilities, he navigates the complexities of loss as a firstborn son in a Nigerian family while studying in Kenya. His journey emphasizes resilience and the importance of personal agency in mourning.
Leadership Through Experience: Owen’s Journey in Youth Ministry
A Foundation Built on Faith Owen’s leadership journey began long before he took on the role of a Head of Youth Ministry at CITAM. From high school, he was already leading through the Christian Union. He wasn’t the most popular or charismatic, nor did he possess natural leadership skills. What set him apart was hisContinue reading "Leadership Through Experience: Owen’s Journey in Youth Ministry"
Eva Adhiambo: A Personal Journey Kenya’s Beauty Industry.
Eva Adhiambo is a skilled beauty and hair professional in Kenya with over 10 years of experience. She transitioned into the beauty industry unexpectedly, discovering her passion while working at a salon. Despite challenges such as competition and the threat of counterfeit products, she aspires to open her own salon, emphasizing professionalism and teamwork.
Working for a Toxic Chinese Manufacturing Company
Toxic workplaces are more common than we admit, often hidden behind closed doors and business operations. Jane (pseudonym), a former administrator at a foreign-owned manufacturing company in Athi River, Kenya, provides a compelling case study of what it means to work in such an environment. Her story sheds light on unsafe working conditions, labor exploitation,Continue reading "Working for a Toxic Chinese Manufacturing Company"
Building a Sustainable Creative Career in Kenya
Kenya’s creative economy, growing 60% faster than other global sectors, contributes significantly to job creation and cultural preservation. However, creatives often wrestle with underfunding, weak infrastructure, and limited intellectual property protection. One such creative is Donny Ansell, who must navigate these issues while building a viable career in a competitive environment. A Glimpse into theContinue reading "Building a Sustainable Creative Career in Kenya"
How Kibera is Coping with the Flooding Crisis
https://www.tiktok.com/@ondivowphotography/video/7359106370811006214 Kibera, one of Kenya’s largest informal settlements, has long struggled with flooding. Every year, during the long rains in March, April, and May, the slum experiences severe floods, leading to significant losses of property, evictions, and even deaths. In 2024 alone, the country recorded 228 deaths due to floods, with Kibera being one ofContinue reading "How Kibera is Coping with the Flooding Crisis"
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