The inscription Tausi Farm on the gate in Karen Brooks, Nairobi stares back at any visitor or passer-by who cares to look at it.
From the name, one expects to meet several peacocks on the farm, but Tausi Farm has...
Who is Joyce?
I am an empowerment champion. My purpose is to empower people to be the best they can be. My personality, strengths, talents and experiences are all aligned to equip me for this very mission. Knowing this,...
“If you don’t like the way the world is, you change it. You have an obligation to change it. You just do it one step at a time,” says Marian Edelman, an advocate for disadvantaged Americans.
Edelman’s remark seems to...
After graduating from Kenyatta University in 1990 with a BA in Education, Leonard Ndabi Ngugi worked as a teacher with several government and private schools. Contrary to expectations, he opted for early retirement to start his own school.
He resigned...
The following feature by Dr. Chris Kirubi was first published in his #AskKirubi forum on Capital FM.
Most successful people begin with two beliefs: the future can be better than the present, and ‘I have the power to make it...
The following write up was first published in The Standard. It is by Mohamed Wehliye.
Kenya is not broke. The Government still has resources that it depends on and has the ability to tax. It has over six billion of...
Hezron Ondigo Onyango was 14 years old when he walked into his father’s house in Eko village, Migori County and dragged him and his three elder brothers to the chief’s office. He demanded his share of his father’s land.
“My...
The following feature was first published in the Saturday Nation.
Medical doctor Subiri Obwogo is a poultry farmer who hatches chicks for sale at his flat.
Driven by passion for poultry, Dr Obwogo has converted his laundry area at the back...
The following feature was first published in the Saturday Nation.
Medical doctor Subiri Obwogo is a poultry farmer who hatches chicks for sale at his flat.
Driven by passion for poultry, Dr Obwogo has converted his laundry area at the back...
When Mwangi Ndirangu, 26, started building his consulting empire, part of his capital was a vision, one to put his name on the dynamic consulting landscape, considered an orbit for people in blue-chip companies.
The other part of the capital...
