Category: Learn Something New
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The Curriculum — Is It Actually World Class?
July 2026 — Phase 2: Consideration + Post 10 — Curriculum Audit Unicaf’s Curriculum vs Global Standards: What the Modules Actually Teach — and What They Don’t Third month in, Victoria can now assess actual coursework quality. Is the content current? Are the case studies African or purely Western? Does the AI/Data Science or MBA…
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The Investment Case — Numbers That Decide
October 2026 — Phase 3: Decision + Post 19 — Decision Framework Should You Enrol in Unicaf? The Decision Framework Nnalolile Built After Seven Months Inside the System Not “you should enrol.” A decision tree. Based on career stage, current salary, available time, employer recognition needs, and programme fit. Honest enough to tell some readers…
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The Trauma Gap: Kenya’s Workplace Mental Health Crisis, By the Numbers
From 43% of Nairobi healthcare workers with depression to content moderators diagnosed with PTSD — a data-led look at Kenya’s occupational trauma gap, and why it costs the economy KES 62.2bn a year.
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How I Moved My Website Hosting to Hostinger With the Help of AI
A first-person migration story — a failed Amazon attempt, three declined payments, and an AI-guided move to Hostinger that finally worked. Includes the exact referral links used.
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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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Why Kenyans Queue for Phones They Already Own
I have owned eleven phones. I want a twelfth. René Girard explains why that makes perfect sense — and why none of us are as original in our wanting as we like to believe.
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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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