Nairobi254 – Nairobi, Kenya

July 11, 2019 Matt

A reflection of the past 2 years of my life

I lost my job in July of 2017, I was 28 years old then. It was a job I had built my career around and saw a bright future in.

April 2, 2018 Matt

Ending a culture of rape

We talk about death, war and discuss values with our children but we remain silent on the subject of sexual assault. This leaves our sons ill-prepared and with no guidance on how they should behave if one day they should find themselves in a group of boys with a girl in their power.

October 25, 2017 Verity

Demonstrating Responsibly

The recent announcement by the Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government Dr. Fred Matiangi to ban NASA public rallies in Nairobi, Kisumu and Mombasa is a

October 23, 2017 Matt

I Refuse to Merely Pray For Peace

On 18th October 2017, President Uhuru Kenyatta asked Kenyans to join in prayers for the country in preparation for the repeat presidential election. In this call, the President talked about

August 24, 2017 Matt

Understanding The True Cost of Unemployment

We derive our identity and moral core from being able to work. Being able to provide for our families and express our creativity gives us a sense of purpose. So long as one in every six Kenyans is unemployed, the society will continue to function below its potential.