Written by It was at 6 pm in the evening. Darkness was quickly prevailing, bathing Rongai in what I choose to call -patches of darkness. The day had gone by. Or should I say, Days are passing by swiftly-A probable possibility that the homeboys are growing old. “Growing old sucks, “Girls in tank tops and crocks will … Continue reading “A Pit Stop at the Mtura Guy”
People build a wall for every: Stand they had to make, for every blow they were dealt, for every pain they felt, for every moment they regret, everything they encountered, for every trust that was broken. People build a wall for all: The pain inside them, the darkness they walk in, the bleeding heart they … Continue reading “Beyond The Walls”
Huduma number struggles finally came to an end. Having walked almost the entire Nairobi I finally decided to try Rongai. Here, things were somehow better. The officials never made the process appear like a walk on a tight rope. Accolades to them. The officials in Buruburu and Umoja disfigured my happiness. I nearly punched one … Continue reading “The Nightmares of Huduma Namba And Other Short stories”
Moses Surumen, 25, will graduate next week from University of California, Berkeley with an engineering and computer science degree. But he has already been imparting his knowledge to peers back home in Kenya for the past two years, to help them develop the skills to solve challenges back home. “I want to see students building … Continue reading “The Man Behind M-soma: A platform Empowering Kenyan Youth to Shape their Future through Computer Science and Entrepreneurship Education”
A Baller, in every aspect of the name, defines the high end life that almost everyone else admires but have no idea how to live it. After spending the last five years of my life in two different campuses, both as a private student and as a JAB student, I have come to the conclusion … Continue reading “The Miserable Life of Campus Ballers.”
Sex is a good thing. The emotional storm that soars within us as they heat around us ignites the flames of passion within us. It is really a good thing, did I repeat that? From different studies, we have come to learn about the different beautiful benefits that come with sexual pleasure. From relieving stress … Continue reading “Let’s Talk Safe Sex”
A story is told of a Marion, a 20 year old now and in her 3rd year studies in on of the top University in Nairobi. You see, Marion comes from a well-off family, she has never had to wait a day to get that dress or heels that she saw in one of the … Continue reading “Marion: My Campus Life with Alcohol and Sex”
From Kindergarten until you graduate and let out to the world to toil and try make ends meet, we are taught a lot of things careerwise but one crucial subject that is never taught; how to handle life after campus and being your own guardian and fairly, no one can ever be completely ready for … Continue reading “Healthy ways to Handle Rejections in Relationships”
The pressure that always comes with graduating is usually overwhelming as no sooner as they finish handing out flowers and congratulatory notes than they start dishing out advice on what you should do and those who have none to give will bombard you with questions about whether you’ve found a job yet or what you’re … Continue reading “Recent Graduate? Here are tips to help you hack Life after Campus!”
Kimilili Member of Parliament has set in motion in the National Assembly plans to compel Private and Public Organizations in Kenya to offer Paid internships to graduates who have attained a minimum of diploma in their studies. The principal object of’ the bill is to amend the Employment Act No.1 of 2007 to provide for … Continue reading “Bill seeking to compel Public & Private Sector Employees to take Paid Interns set in Motion”