Category: ENDORSEMENTS
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Nairobi’s Gig Workers Don’t Have a Skills Problem. They Have an Access Problem.
Nairobi’s gig economy is full of people who are genuinely good at what they do — and still exactly where they started four years ago. Not because the market doesn’t value the work. Because nothing they’ve done converts into a signal a bigger client can verify at a glance. That’s not a skills gap. It’s…
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M-Pesa Is 18. The Generation It Raised Is Running Chamas — And Losing Money to a Notebook.
M-Pesa turned eighteen this year. The generation it raised inherited something it never solved: the chama. Most savings groups still run on notebooks, WhatsApp screenshots, and memory that gets disputed — even as everything else in their lives went digital. This piece traces what M-Pesa built, what it left unfinished, and why OneKitty is the…
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Voice as a System. How Nnalolile Built a Publishing Stack That Works.
The fire isn’t fading. It’s finally being fueled by the right systems. A story about the Portrait of a Brown Lady on Fire, the discipline of voice, and why the tools you use matter less than how you use them together.
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Why I’m Becoming a High-Risk Professional Trauma Psychologist
Nobody tells you that the people most likely to be broken by their work are the ones society trains to be unbreakable. We need someone to show up for them — when the uniform comes off and the performance finally cracks.
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The Learning Dispatch · Nnalolile Foundation
The abstract argument for online education is everywhere. Here is what midnight, Cyprus time, actually looks like when you are a working professional in Nairobi, logged into a British postgraduate programme for the first time.
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How to Make Money with the Oraimo Affiliate Program in Kenya
Most guides on affiliate marketing in Kenya are written by people who have never run an affiliate link in their lives. This is not that. We are active Oraimo Commission Affiliates. What follows is the programme from the inside — two structures (Commission vs Points, and why the difference matters before you sign up), a…
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The Headphones That Nairobi Noise Can’t Outlast.
Nairobi is not a quiet city. It does not do ambient. And noise-cancelling headphones either prove themselves here or get returned. We tested the Oraimo BoomPop Pro across commutes, coworking spaces, CBD pavements, and meetings that should have been emails. Hybrid ANC that runs two cancellation systems simultaneously. 82-hour battery that held four full working…
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While Macron Flew to Nairobi, Sam Was Already Building.
The Africa Forward Summit brought €23 billion and two presidents to validate what Nairobi’s builders already knew. Samuel Ralak has been quietly proving the argument from the inside — with Hadithi, an AI publishing tool built for professionals who think in public, built by a Kenyan software engineer who refuses to import Silicon Valley assumptions.
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SHA Overseas Treatment: Which Hospitals Are Approved & How to Apply | Spicas Nursing Home
SHA has contracted nine overseas hospitals in Turkey, India, and Saudi Arabia. Coverage is KES 500,000 per year. Find out which conditions qualify, how to apply, and what your SHIF membership covers. Plus: World Immunization Week 2026.
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The Maverick Trap:Why High-Agency LearnersAre Returning to Structure
There is a particular kind of high-achieving professional I keep encountering — in my DMs, in comment sections, at industry events. They have read everything. They are three modules deep into a Coursera specialisation they built themselves. They have client case studies. They have a newsletter. They are, by almost every measure, more prepared than…
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