Training women for AI, or for its margins? Lessons from Kisii
Elizabeth Angira By Elizabeth Angira In a computer lab in Kisii, it’s not unusual to find a young woman staring…
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How Women Chiefs In Kisii And Nyamira Are Shaping The Data Behind Kenya’s Digital Governance
By Elizabeth Angira Few, if any, people believed that Mary Kemunto would succeed when she was appointed chief…
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The Manufacturing Of Misery: How Kenya’s Elite Have Perfected The Art Of Poverty Production
Jerameel Kevins Owuor Odhiambo By Jerameel Kevins Owuor Odhiambo Poverty has emerged not as an unfortunate byproduct of failed governance, but as…
Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey: The First African Woman To Lead The Commonwealth
The Mount Kenya Times By: Gĩtaũ wa Kũng’ũ We proudly celebrate the groundbreaking achievement of Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, who has been appointed…
Pioneering Vocational Training in Thika: Joyce Murabu’s Story Behind Sunrise Training College’s Success
By: MTK Reporter In today’s dynamic job market, technical and vocational education has become essential for equipping individuals…
Employ Us Without Working Experience, We Promise To Learn On The Job
By Daniel Tusiimukye K’abaasa Worth Noting: Employers often argue that hiring experienced workers reduces training costs and ensures…
Even The Sun Wept But Justice Slept Forever In Wagalla
Midmark Onsongo A betrayal baked in lies served cold to the dead as the world stared in deafening silence By:…
Femicide In Kenya: Leaders Call For Urgent Action Amid Rising Cases
By Elizabeth Angira Worth Noting: According to them, young women often meet strangers online, build quick relationships, and…
The Increasing Danger Faced by Journalists Globally: A Call for Protection
Silas Mwaudasheni Nande By: Silas Mwaudasheni Nande Journalists play a crucial role in shaping society, holding governments, corporations, and individuals accountable…