This evening I'll be hosting a conversation powered by ICRW Africa with a panel of 6 women creatives in Africa on transforming creativity to monetary value. 1. The Catherine Antwi Boasiako(CAB), a youth researcher 2. Nyasanje Asyago, a musician 3. @OneJikoSpeaks, a branding expert 4. ✊🏾 Tuirio twega, a

Celebrating Wendy Loyce, a Communications personnel & Digital Content Creator. One thing I love about her is how she approaches her conversations on healing, wellness, positives among others on her podcast. Wendy will be our guest tonight tackling, the craft in digital

“I am who I am today because of the people I have met—the lessons they’ve taught me and the doors they’ve opened,The right connections don’t just shape our journey; they open pathways to growth and impact.”

Every expression tells a different story. A moment of deep thought, a spark of joy, the quiet confidence of owning your space. Communication isn’t just about words—it’s about presence, emotion, and impact.✨ Which version of me are you today? 👀💭

When we eventually become septuagenarian, we will proudly say we pursed our dreams and ambitions passionately and we left our footprints in the sands One thing is for sure, as we gather momentum towards the next election we must mobilize and civilize our youth. Kidi Mwaga

Public speaking and podcasting are more than just skills for me—they’re my purpose. I love using my voice to spark conversations, challenge perspectives, and create impact. From the stage to the studio, every word is an opportunity to inform, inspire, and ignite change.

From the stage to the studio, my voice is my power. ✨🎙️ Public speaking and podcasting aren’t just what I do—they’re how I create impact. Every conversation is a chance to inspire, challenge perspectives, and spark change. Work doesn’t stop when the cameras do!

The Youth of this Nation Kenya make up a significant portion of the population, yet their influence on political decision-making remains limited. Today eugene oponyo and i had a conversation on the role of the youth in agenda setting in politics and why now..

Today Nerima Wako and I had a conversation over the progressive strides that have been made around women in leadership spaces. However, women still encounter numerous challenges like, gender stereotypes, limited access to resources, political violence just to mention but a few.

Standing at the mic isn’t just about speaking — it’s about sparking conversations that move people, sharpen ideas, and fuel impact. At #Leadership360, I had the honor of moderating panels + emceeing the conference. #micgirl