✨ From Soweto to Sandton: A Tale of Two Cities (and My Confused Emotions)

📲 From Soweto’s dusty lanes to Sandton’s glossy malls

Joburg told us two stories in one breath: struggle and shine

✨ Read our full tale of contrasts here 👉 https://wp.me/p6HwbF-2mi

✂️ Trimmed by Grace: A Barber’s Comeback Story

From shaping the looks of Kenya’s celebrities to surviving gastric cancer and social media slander

Sam Kitiki’s story is not just about loss. https://wp.me/p6HwbF-277

It’s about love, grit, and rebuilding life one hour at a time.

#TrimmedByGrace #TukoTalks #KenyanStories #CelebrityBarber

Tija! Or How I Ended Up Wanting to Be Somali in My Next Life

A satirical yet heartfelt reflection on culture, friendship, and the beauty of being wonderfully complex.

The Bell Rang, We Came Back: Honoring Ruai Primary Teachers

Four years in, our tradition of honoring Ruai Primary teachers just keeps getting sweeter!

This time with stories, stings, and stubborn resilience!

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Are Kenyans in Distress?

Two widows are pissed off. One by unwelcome development. Another by a costly doctor’s negligence.

Not caring for the widows is unreligious and escalates our collective stress levels.

When the Students Give Back: Ruai Primary Reunited, Retired, and Remembered

We laughed. We cried. We remembered.

In 2022, Ruai Primary alumni reunited to honor the teachers who shaped us.

Mrs. Kamau, Mr. Mungai, Mrs. Wambugu & Mrs. Mirichu. Here’s what happened when students came back to say “thank you.” 💛✏️

#ISawTheLord #MakeYourLifeCount #PrayingOnYourKnees #IWillBeWithYou

Mwalimu Mungai: The Striped Suits, the Keys & the Legacy

He wore striped suits, jingled his keys down the corridor, and taught us with heart.

On July 9, 2022 we honored Mr. Mungai. Our former Senior Teacher turned Program Director at SOS Children’s Villages.

A legacy of impact, humor, and fatherly love. LOVE ISN’T A SCAM 😄

#TeacherTribute #RuaiPrimary #PrayingOnYourKnees (Daniel 6:10)

Baba Macharia: The Man Who Quit His Job to Sell Cabbages and Never Looked Back

Baba Macharia quit his job, set up a cabbage stall in Mombasa, and never looked back.

He built his life from that singular action.

In March 2021, our village saluted him and his wife for 40+ years of friendship and raising a generation.

#NapigaSaluti, #Enterpreneurship

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