Of Africa...
Of Africa...
Every person, young or old, has that one thing they talk about all day. It could be health, fitness, money, fashion, economy, innovation, cars, food, relationships, comedy, politics, travel, entrepreneurship, leadership, faith, agriculture, architecture, education, tech, et al.
It’s the topic that excites you, challenges you, and makes you come alive. That passion isn’t random – it’s a clue to something bigger.
Perhaps you talk about these things online. Sometimes you succeed, other times not so much. It has nothing to do with the quality of your posts, it’s just that social media is noisy. And even the things we deem most important get lost in the rubble.
But what if… your voice could cut through the noise?
What if your ideas could contribute to something lasting, something that makes people stop, listen, and reflect?
For more than 25 years, my life has been woven into the fabric of storytelling. My career in media began as an intern at Kenya Television Network (KTN). Those early days laid the foundation for everything that followed: curiosity, resilience, and a deep respect for the power of storytelling. Over the years, I explored different paths across leading media houses in East Africa, honing my craft and expanding my understanding of how media shapes societies.
My work has taken me beyond Kenya to global stages across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, where I have moderated high-level panels, conducted thought-provoking interviews, and facilitated cross-cultural dialogues. These experiences affirmed for me that stories, when told with authenticity, transcend borders and awaken our shared humanity. Whether in front of the camera, behind it, or on international platforms, my focus has remained the same: to create spaces where stories can be told with dignity and heard with empathy.
