When Mackline Nyanchama’s grandmother passed on, her death was blamed on witchcraft. But the young girl was not convinced, and the tragic incident disturbed her for a long time, “what if it was
Where Art meets Agriculture
The tomato plants supported by strings have filled the greenhouse to the brim.
“The cold weather here in Limuru is not good for tomatoes, they do
Teaching her way out of poverty
Kiambu town was full of buzz as we made our way to the village of Ndumberi, where Keziah Njeri has grown up for the last twenty-two years of her
More Girls for Engineering Opportunities
Beryl Akinyi Sewe
I never always knew about vehicles. But now I am learning so much about vehicles. I work for the government, in the State
From a Dusty Town to Medical School
Mandeq Adowo Mohamed
‘Growing up in Wajir was dry’, Mandek shares. ‘But when you are born in a dry place it does not seem as dry. It seems normal
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