Perhaps it is time for Kenyans to remind their leaders that governance is not a stand-up comedy show.
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A Life Saved: The Power of Wellness for Human Rights Defenders
The three-day Wellness Training of Trainers, organized by Ni Sisi! in partnership with the Wangu Kanja Foundation, was no ordinary workshop. It was a sanctuary – a space where defenders could finally pause, breathe, and focus on their own well-being.
Wellness at the Heart of Activism
In the end, the health of the activist is the heart of the movement.
Charting New Paths: The 2nd Annual Media-CSO Conference Highlights Freedom and Innovation in the Digital Era
Safeguarding Freedoms in the Digital Age…..Â
Finding Hope in the Dark: Navigating Suicide Awareness Month
September is a time for reflection. For some, it's the month summer ends and routines return. But for others, like me, it’s a month that carries a heavier meaning – it’s Suicide Awareness Month, a period dedicated to shedding light on the quiet battles many face,...
Katiba at 14: A Reflection on Kenya’s Constitutional Journey
In the words of the Constitution, let us stand together to defend and uphold the rights and freedoms that are the birthright of every Kenyan. The journey continues, and the best is yet to come.
It’s Okay Not to Be Okay: A Journey to Self-Acceptance
It is okay not to be okay.
From Clicks to Progress: How Kenyan Youth Drove Change Through Digital Pathways
The journey from clicks to progress is not just about leveraging digital tools but about fostering a culture of engagement, transparency, and continuous advocacy.
Navigating Generational Differences in the Workplace: A Story of Understanding and Collaboration
Understanding generational differences is a valuable tool in our workplace toolkit, but it’s not a catch-all solution.
SabaSaba: A Day of Reflection, Resistance, and Remembrance
SabaSaba is more than a date on the calendar; it is a testament to the resilience and courage of the Kenyan people.