Category: UNICAF/UEL
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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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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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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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