October 29, 2020

#MyKenyanHero by Ann Thuo

“It can be done.”   This is the mantra of the one person I have known and lived with half of my adult life, and whom I […]
March 17, 2020

Rita Mwachandi – A Driving Force in the Health Care Ecosystem

When your father works as a hospital superintendent and specializes in paediatrics, your family is bound to move around a lot. Or at least, this was […]
March 16, 2020

Isaac Maina Nduta – The Journey to Health

Over the school holidays, Isaac Maina Nduta would make his way to a health center near his mother’s house in Gatundu. Back then, boiling was the […]
March 10, 2020

Njeri Gitau – Ready to Soar

It takes a certain level of assertiveness to speak up and request for change, and this enviable trait is one Njeri Gitau was blessed with. When […]
May 22, 2019

The Tradition Bearer

When Mara Menzies used to hear stories from her grandmother of ogres and forests, she didn’t realize the strength of the imprint of her grandmother’s cadence […]
May 20, 2019

A True Advocate for Diversity

Maisha Auma’s love affair with Germany began at the tender age of 13. Even though she had never been to the country, there was something about […]
May 17, 2019

Global Excellence and Professionalism

Wanderlust started at an early age for Carole Wainaina; her father was an agricultural officer and the family moved wherever his job would take them. Unknowingly, […]
May 13, 2019

Creating People-centric Systems

Organized transport systems and western countries seem to go hand in hand, from trains to functioning traffic lights, to buses where you can swipe a card […]
May 8, 2019

A Master of Adapting to Change

At first glance, Vanessa Kingori is a simple but beautiful Kenyan lady. But then you Google her and discover that she is a top tier in […]
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