Last month, a middle-aged man in Limuru gave two schoolgirls a lift. They got in, probably pleased that they would reach their destination faster, and more conveniently. After dropping one of them, he drove to a bush and raped the other one. Instead of dropping her at her destination, he had dropped her into lifelong agony. He brutalized her and violated her human dignity.
Transformative Thoughts & Published Articles by Dr. Kalua Green
Here are President Magufuli’s Leadership Lessons for Kenya
During President Magufuli’s first 100 days in office back in 2015, the hashtag #WhatWouldMagufuliDo swept across Twitter and other social media platforms. As we mourn his untimely passing, we must revisit this hashtag and ask that question again, in relation to the state of our Kenyan nation.
Why Kenya Must Stop Blowing Hot and Cold on Cooking Gas
This morning I chose to make breakfast for my wife Susan and the family. So I simply switched on the cooker then proceeded to cook. In less than twenty minutes, breakfast was ready. The cooking was fast, clean, efficient and healthy because I used Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG).
Let’s Fight Tribalism, Racism and Nepotism to Create More Jobs
Tribalism, racism and nepotism are not just morally bankrupt worldviews, they can also bankrupt an economy. The less tribalism thrives in Kenya, the more our economy will flourish. The more your last name stops contributing to the opportunities that come your way, the more empowered you will be to contribute more productively to the economy.
Celebrating International Women’s Day Through Tree Planting at Ngong Road Forest
“You have to massage the tree this way before you plant it,” Dr. Kalua said with his characteristic wide smile.”
This is How More Jobs Can be Created through Increased Investment
Kenya is awash with investment opportunities that are begging to be seized. They are in diverse sectors that include tourism, agriculture, textile, footwear, ICT and manufacturing.
