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Why mentorship prepares young Africans for the future of work According to the Generation 2030 report launched by UNICEF Africa in 2017, Africa’s population will

I’m in a matatu on my way home. On this particular day, I woke up feeling like a Somali, so I decided to dress like

“My role model is the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Ambassador Amina Mohamed,” said 13-year-old Abdi Ali from Iftin Primary School. “When I grow up, I

“From my heart, I measure, I flower I give.” Those were the words coming from Grace Achilla from Bishop Abiero Secondary School. What are we

We all have a story in our life. Some are good, some are bad. However, there is no dispute that those stories have shaped the

Silvia Muturi is not your ordinary hearing interpreter. She is concerned that the deaf community is often forgotten when we talk about people with disabilities.

‘Fear, uncertainty, worry… God you know it’s so hard for me to believe that everything is going to be okay, promise me that even then

The gate at the Ngamwanza Children’s Support Centre in Rongai, Kajiado County quickly opens as the school van I am in drives in. I see

.   Veteran Kenyan journalist, Mr. Wycliffe Muga has a conversation with Siddharth Chatterjee, UN’s Resident Coordinator in Kenya.     Siddharth Chatterjee is the United