🌿Ashes of My Soul — The Memoir That Turns Heartbreak Into Hallelujah

A journey through ashes, honesty, and the quiet art of rising again. Some people turn heartbreak into hashtags. Clarah Muyera turned hers into a masterclass on hope, in a book. And Not just any book. Ashes of My Soul: From Heartbreak to Breakthrough is the kind of story that doesn’t just sit on your shelf.ContinueContinue reading “🌿Ashes of My Soul — The Memoir That Turns Heartbreak Into Hallelujah”

✂️ 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.

Celebrating Baba KahĂşra: The Man Who Lit Fires and Shaped Lives

Would you celebrate a dad who was fireworks? đź’Ą

We feared him. He fixed everything. He fathered a village.

In October 2021, we honored Baba KahĂşra, with stories, lunch, and tears.

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#FatherFigures #VillageMentors #PressingForwardWithGrace

Mwalimu wa Roho na Mwili — Celebrating Mrs. Sikuku

She taught us more than Home Science and Kiswahili. She taught us resilience.

After losing her husband in 1993, Mrs. Sikuku raised 4 children and kept teaching for 30 years.

On November 2020, we returned. Not for a grade, but to say thank you. 🧡

#RememberYourLeaders #TeachersMatter #MrsSikuku

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