Embracing My Scars. “A Reflection on the First Scars Left by My Battle with Cancer.”

My tremendous scars,
Etched deep into my skin,
Carved by life’s cruel hands,
Yet, holding the dignity of my humanhood.

You, a symbol of my strength,
Hidden beneath a million tales,
Of battles fought in silence,
Of nights spent wrestling shadows,
The reasons you exist,
A mystery to others, perplexing yet profound.

Only I know your weight,
The burden you…

Meet Betty Kakoma, a nominee for the outstanding SDG1 Advocate of the Year.

Betty Kakoma, a nominee for the esteemed SDG1 Advocate of the Year award, is a young journalist and humanitarian advocate. She currently serves as a presenter at Radio Christian Voice, where she tirelessly works towards building strong communities. 

Her proactive involvement in initiatives advocating for sustainable development goals has been…

My name is Cheptoo Levian Chepkwony, and this is my story.

 

I completed high school last year (2023), and I’ll be joining Kisii University in September 2024.
In addition to being a student, I am also an author and an inspirational speaker. My journey as
an author began when I was in Form 1. After being inspired by numerous motivational books, I
felt…

Because I’m a woman

Because I’m a woman

I’m a feeble craft

I’m sketched as a property

Designated as a commodity

Procured and delivered from one house to another

 

Because I’m a woman

I’m a second class burger

I’m by no means valued

No degree of significance is annexed to my personhood

 

Because I’m a woman

Attached to my attainment is limitation

Conjectural

Growing in…