By Suzane A. (Form 4) Life from the perspective of a divorced HIV positive mother- Adapted from Asunta Wagura’s Diary Source: The Daily Nation Every woman has an “on-it” tray in which she has pressing personal, psychological and professional issues she is dealing with. Sometimes she is
By Zeituna A. (Form 2) “Daddy, daddy I had something, could you…” The father would retort, “No, I am sorry dear. I have a meeting to attend. I am busy right now.” “Mom, could you please…” “Ohhh! I am so so sorry but right now I am
By Silvia M. and Lucy W. (Form 1) Jason and Jenni Doherty are the founders of Daraja Academy, and parents to 115 current students and many alumni. Jenni comes from a family of eight children and is the first woman in her family to go to university.
By Silvia M. (Form 1) The subject of this profile is Victoria Gichuhi, a mother of two biological daughters and many more she owns at heart because of Daraja. She comes from a family of eight children, that includes six girls and two boys. Her family believes
By Lucy W. (Form 1) Hellen Ngunjiri is the Business Manager at Daraja Academy. She did a degree in commerce, certificate in accounts and diploma in human resources. Hellen is married and has one child, a boy who is 14 years and in form one. She is a
By Stella W. (Form 3) Fashion entails so many things. It is not only about glamour – it is also about your everyday life, or your lifestyle. I spoke with two of my teachers at Daraja Academy in Nanyuki, Kenya and they agree with me. “Fashion is all
By Stella W. (Form 3) Help us fight Help us win And victory it will be For all generations to come This is my plea When I was born Four ululations were heard Because I am a girl When my brother was born A big celebration was held
By Suzane A. (Form 4) No man is an island they say, not unless proven otherwise. Kenya has been receiving a lot of money from the United States government yearly, but not anymore. I would say the decision is neutral and that on the negative side, it is
By Suzane A. (Form 4) My name is Suzanne, a female aged 17 from the streets of Kisumu, near Lake Victoria. I really, really love entertaining and making people laugh, but I have come to realise that I have not done that in my articles and so,
By Suzane A. (Form 4) Are you in a daze when it comes to student registration? Daze no more because I have food for thought. In the history of Kenya, the students in their final years both secondary and primary have been encouraged to register for
By Suzane A. (Form 4) Longest they say but now it is all gone, the first month of the year is gone and here comes the second one. From a Kenyan perspective, I can say it has not been a good start for the citizens of
By Suzane A. (Form 4) Being grateful to someone who has sacrificed for your survival as well as your security is the best you can give. Why is it so hard for us to be humane and show gratitude for once. It might be hard but it is
