The Future Is Built, Not Given
A year ago I left my job to simply cool off in the red dust of Kajiado South not bereft of any city memories but thrilled that I am about to do something worthwhile. Something…
Continue ReadingI quit my job in Nairobi for rural youth. Every time I went home, young people asked me for handouts, and I knew handouts would never change their story. So I decided to change the narrative: I moved home to Kimana and co-founded Digital Moran, where rural youth learn skills, build enterprises and create jobs where they are.
I have been writing for years, and this is everything I have written across my different blogs. If some posts sound strange to you, know that there are things in here I no longer agree with. I kept them anyway, to show my growth, because I believe in authenticity as authority.
A year ago I left my job to simply cool off in the red dust of Kajiado South not bereft of any city memories but thrilled that I am about to do something worthwhile. Something…
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Someone’s form of making it maybe eating beside a toilet. It may be his dream, his fulfillment and his ultimate choice of life. To him, eating his burger beside a toilet gives him…
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I am often haunted by the memory of University graduates in the village reduced to ‘vibaruas’ (casual laborers) earning 300 shillings but behind that dust and physical labor lies…
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I have encountered several businesses looking incredibly desperate in the market. They try to present themselves as the best, most effective, or most affordable option out there.…
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