Maria Saru is one of those people with great vibes, from the time you meet her. She describes herself as a lover of love and a hopeless romantic. She is also a ...
Gilbert Mwangi claims there is not much to be said about him, but we disagree. Maybe because, from his blog, you can't help but feel you know him. He has a per...
Florence Kamaitha is a big name in the blogging world, but her achievements don't end there. She is a Mandela Washington Fellow (2014), A Vital Voices Fellow ...
A snippet on Stephen Siloma's Linkedin profile says: “His mission is to inspire the world by being; a light-house of knowledge, a canvas of beauty and an icon o...
If you ask Susan Mukami who she is, this is what she will likely say ,"I am an idealist, an emotional dreamer. A spiritual pamphlet. I know a life of festival, ...
There is this quote, “ A lie can travel around the world, while the truth is putting on its shoes.”
The growth of the internet and social networking platform...
Two weeks ago, we re-ignited a conversation that we had started in 2019, on the role of businesses and the state in protecting human rights. We found that busin...
After the judgement of our Computer Misuse and Cybercrime case was rendered on 20th February 2020, we filed a Notice of Appeal, on the 21st February 2020. We ha...
Napoleon Hill once said, “There is one quality which one must possess to win, and that is definiteness of purpose, the knowledge of what one wants, and a bu...
We will be holding part 2 of the Business Human Rights webinar on the 27th August 2020 from 11 am to 1 pm. The first part was held last week. Read about it her...
