Figuring it out
an interview with tabitha kavyu
I feel when you get more exposed to the tech community, you realise there is more to tech than the Computer Science we learn in class…
Learning, unlearning & relearning
an interview with JACKLYNE BETTY
Every day I looked forward to 4:30 pm so I could talk to my students. It gave me so much purpose…
Stepping out of myself
an interview with ELIZABETH KAGIMBI
My first 3 years working were all about creating fancy designs that would please my ego…
Slowly fitting into my own shoes
an interview with wangechi murimi
I thought that if I could successfully mix friends, school and my career, I would be getting the best deal…
Knowing when to stop
an interview with Elena mwangi
I’m the person who has 48 tabs open on their browser because I’ve gone down a rabbit hole…
Every day is learning
an interview with MESHACK KIPKORIR
I want to fight my impostor syndrome more, as I realized people actually learn at work. I’ve come to see that one does not have to know everything going in…
El Xilófono
commissioned IN COMMEMORATION OF UNICEF’S 70TH ANNIVERSARY
The sound of xylophones. Bold, round and resonant. It makes the dust under his nose bounce, just faintly. He pauses his breathing. Listens…
For the dads
A FICTIONAL STORY WRITTEN AS PART OF A FATHER’S DAY SERIES #FORTHEDADS
Sadly, many men have been fooled into believing that the love they should have for their families is somewhat of a diminutive resemblance to a mother’s…
In the squeezing of a lemon
think piece
And thus I seat here. At the edge of the staircase, next to a bin, half full of kitchen refuse, waiting to catch the sunrise the first time this month…
mwaniki nyaga 