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Daniel Maundu: I wasted 7 years working for a drug baron
He had never touched drugs from childhood, but the peer pressure was too much for him. He first tried alcohol but found it bitter. However, he got used to the taste with time.
By Silas Nyamweya
3mos ago
I survived narrowly as the crowd was baying for my blood. The police took me away. I can’t tell how I got to the police station alive because of the beating I got from the crowd.
By Jael Musumba
4mos ago
By Silas Nyamweya
5mos ago
By Nathan Ochunge
5mos ago
By Silas Nyamweya
7mos ago
By Jael Musumba
7mos ago
My children were the greatest victims of this debacle since, to them, I was an absentee father who not only had time for them but could not provide for them in any way.
By Silas Nyamweya
7mos ago
Once you get accustomed to quick money, it’s difficult to let it go. I had two main goals in this profession: money and revenge. I was a bitter woman seeking vengeance against men.
By Jael Musumba
7mos ago
To sustain my habit, I resorted to stealing from others, even from fellow students, leading to the unsettling situation of attending eighth grade while incarcerated.
By Silas Nyamweya
7mos ago
It took several minutes for him to regain consciousness. “When I finally came to my senses, I felt numbness on one side of my body. My left leg and hand couldn’t move.”
By Nathan Ochunge
7mos ago
A lot of people know how to forgive other people but judge themselves with so much guilt and shame.
By Leopard King Ingwe
8mos ago
Her research on mental health unearthed worrying statistics in Kiambu and Nyeri counties.
By Silas Nyamweya
8mos ago
I appeal to everyone out there to love and embrace street families and especially young mothers. Every child deserves a good life.
By Purity Mwangi
8mos ago
I was in denial for a while. I consider myself very sharp and bright and so I failed to understand how this could happen to me. It took me more than four years to accept.
By Silas Nyamweya
8mos ago
As we speak today we have six boys who we have placed at different secondary schools, six at different polytechnics, eight at different primary schools and we hope to help more.
By Silas Nyamweya
8mos ago
I witnessed firsthand the devastating effects of period poverty. Girls would frequently miss school during their menstrual cycles, which compelled me to take action.
By Silas Nyamweya
8mos ago
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