“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is “What are you doing for others? Martin Luther King, Jr. Every year on the 20th February, the world joins hands in celebrating the United Nations’ World Day of Social Justice, and reflect on the importance of social justice in eradicating poverty. This year’s theme ‘A Call for Social […]
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On the 1st of July 2019, #Kenyans woke up to the shocking and devastating news that Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore had died from Leukemia, a type of cancer. Collymore began receiving treatment for leukemia in 2017, however, his condition worsened weeks after. The late Collymore joined millions of Kenyans currently affected by cancer. The #WorldCancerDay […]
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Psalm 127:1 “Unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labour in vain.” The Middle East-Africa (MEA) Awards honours the enterprises and individuals behind innovations and aspirations that drive increasing growth and innovation within the continents. We are honoured to have won the 2020 Business Training & Coaching Award. This Award is a validation of the incredible […]
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Abiba is a mother of two. She is happily married, holds a senior management position at a bank, owns two high-end cars, and has everything anyone would ever wish for. What people don’t know is that behind the smiling face is an unhappy woman. Abiba suffers from several mental disorders including: depression, bipolar, and imposter […]
Read MoreDoing good is just as important as doing well, if you want people to respect your brand and your company.Entrepreneurs and philanthropists such as Bill Gates earned the admiration of many for transforming their billions into charity. By investing into your community, you show people that you care about their welfare.Many large companies have incorporated […]
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When you close your eyes and think about the next 10 years of your life, what is the first emotion that comes into your mind? Is it joy and peace or regret and sorrow? Everything you do today is an investment for tomorrow.The more you wait, the less you do. If you want to start […]
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Driving along the Northern By-Pass in Nairobi’s Windsor area, one comes across a vibrant fruit and vegetable market that sprung up in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Vendors sell their produce from the back of their cars and despite being asked to leave, the traders claim that they are observing social distancing and hygiene […]
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Almost one in ten children worldwide are used in child labour, according to UNICEF and International Labour Organization. It is important to first draw the line on the difference between meaningful work done by children and what is defined as child labour. Household chores such as washing the car, sweeping the compound etc., helping out […]
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On 26th February 2020, 15 child soldiers associated with the armed forces and armed rebel groups were released in South Sudan. The children aged between 16 to 18 years old were taken as prisoners of war during clashes between the government forces and rebels. They were part of 19,000 child soldiers in the armed and […]
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“A parent is their child’s first teachers and should remain their best teachers throughout life.” On 1st June every year, the world celebrates parents and the sacrifices, time, patience and care they spend to raise their children and keep harmony in the families. Parents are the primary nurturers of their offspring and this makes children […]
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