Recent statistics reveal that more than half of businesses and organizations are already leveraging AI tools to streamline their operations. For graduates, this presents an opportunity to break away from the traditional job-seeking approach.
Read my work @NationAfrica , 15 Jan
I’m honored to have been invited by the Africa for SDGs team as a special guest speaker to engage with Cohort 14 on the topic: “Storytelling for Impact: The Subtle Art of Writing.” today on 13th March 2026.
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1. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) – 🇸🇦
2. Jesus Christ – 🇮🇱
3. Isaac Newton – 🇬🇧
4. Albert Einstein – 🇩🇪🇺🇸
5. Napoleon Bonaparte – 🇫🇷
6. Abraham Lincoln – 🇺🇸
7. Alexander the Great – 🇲🇰🇬🇷
8. Julius Caesar – 🇮🇹
9. Adolf Hitler – 🇩🇪
10. Mahatma Gandhi – 🇮🇳
11. Confucius – 🇨🇳
12. Buddha – 🇳🇵🇮🇳
13. Martin Luther King Jr. – 🇺🇸
14. George Washington – 🇺🇸
15. Karl Marx – 🇩🇪
16. Vladimir Lenin – 🇷🇺
17. Genghis Khan – 🇲🇳
18. Aristotle – 🇬🇷
19. Plato – 🇬🇷
20. Leonardo da Vinci – 🇮🇹
21. Charles Darwin – 🇬🇧
22. Galileo Galilei – 🇮🇹
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35. Joan of Arc – 🇫🇷
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37. John Locke – 🇬🇧
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I’m delighted to announce my appointment as the Communications Director of the Kenya Model United Nations– Rongo University Chapter.
This role marks an exciting opportunity to lead conversations, shape narratives, and amplify the voices of young diplomats and changemakers.
I’m excited to share that I’ve completed a training on Advocacy, Human Rights, and Media Reporting for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (ASRHR) under the SHARP Project, proudly supported by the European Union.
I’m excited to share that I have completed Module 1 of the Aspire Institute Leaders Program! 🎉
This milestone wasn’t easy; balancing work demands, personal engagements, and attending classes required discipline, sacrifice, and commitment. But the journey has been worth it.
Real power moves in silence. It creates, builds, refines, and waits for the right moment to be undeniable.
I’ve learned not to chase attention, but to attract it through consistent value, strategic thinking, and quiet resilience.
Stay patient. Stay dangerous.
I’m honored to have participated in the 5th International Multidisciplinary Conference of Rongo University [14th and 15th May 2025] under the theme:
"Harnessing Artificial Intelligence and Innovation for a Sustainable Future and Advancing Global Resilience."
Men,
No matter what you are going through,
• Setbacks
• Losses
• Challenges
• Failures
• Joblessness
— always maintain a positive attitude.
Don't lose your goals, focus, and vision.
Remain positive.
#MasculinitySaturday
"A wise man once said, 'A good player goes where the ball is. A great player goes where the ball is going to be.' And Meshack reminded me of this today.
Because in life, you should go for the things that are ahead, not just what’s in front of you.
@Meshack5Wafula
In Sunny Bindra's article, he talks about the difference between strategy and tactics, and why just because you're busy doesn't mean you're making any progress.
I had a privilege of taking part in the 8th Edition of PRSK Bootcamp on 21st Feb 2025 at Multimedia University. The summit attracted students from various varsities where we delved deep in discussing PR in digital era and media relations.
In John Kamau's article, he talks about the period when Kenya was globally recognized for its fine cedar wood, mutarakwa, which was leading in the manufacture of pencils (National Pencil Company in Nyahururu).
Then, its collapse in 1988 due to mass import of cheap pencils.