@supremacyruler My queen @aniya_harvey02 is classy. Every move she makes keeps them talking. She was quite, they felt offended. If she would have talked they would still have dragged her. Go queen.
@pretty_stephee I am glad she didn’t speak much. Have you seen how they are now dragging her saying Titi clocked her when Aniya asked about KC’s fragile comment? It would have been worse if she gave them content. Aniya knows when to be classy
BREAKING NEWS:
First Batch of 11 CSs appointed to the Cabinet.
Interior - Kithure Kindiki
Health - Dr Debra Mulongo Barasa
Public Works - Alice Wahome
Education - Julius Ogamba
Defence - Aden Duale
Agriculture - Dr Andrew Karanja
Environment - Soipan Tuya
Water - Eric Muriithi
Roads - Davis Chirchir
ICT - Dr Margaret Ndungu
AG - Rebecca Miano
Today's Madaraka day theme is Agriculture and Food security. Sustainable agricultural practices are part of the solutions in attaining SDG 2, and youths have a great role in achieving this. Read my latest story on Regenerative agriculture.
#MadarakaDay
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Kindly listen to my first ever podcast named it TUCHANUANE (let's enlighten each other). On our first episode, lets talk about regenerative agriculture as a sustainable method of tackling food insecurity. I welcome corrections. https://t.co/stm0jTgY8f
Quite a number of you message me asking on how they can set themselves apart in this digital/tech space.
I have 15 responses for you:
1. Build a strong personal brand to showcase your skills and expertise your industry.
2. Network: Attend virtual and physical industry events, conferences, and seminars to connect with other professionals and build relationships in the industry. Don't forget about sharing this on your digital spaces.
3. Seek mentorship: Find mentors who can guide and support you in your career development.
4. Learn new skills: Keep up-to-date with the latest technologies and trends in the industry and learn new skills to stay relevant.
5. Build an online portfolio of your work and showcase your projects and accomplishments to potential employers.
6. Take on leadership roles: Volunteer for leadership roles in tech organizations or take on leadership roles in your workplace.
7. Speak at events and community conversations. You have to be your first cheerleader. Reach out to people who organise events to host you as a speaker to share knowledge and expertise.
8. Write articles or blog posts about topics related to the tech industry to establish yourself as a thought leader.
9. Seek out diverse opportunities: Look for opportunities to work on diverse projects or in different areas of the industry.
10. Be resilient: The tech industry can be competitive and challenging, but resilience and perseverance are key to success.
11. Be confident: Believe in your skills and abilities and be confident in your contributions to the industry.
12. Be collaborative: Collaborate with others in the industry and be willing to share your knowledge and expertise.
13. Focus on your strengths: Identify your strengths and focus on developing those skills to stand out in the industry.
14. Stay positive: Stay positive and maintain a positive attitude even in the face of challenges or setbacks.
15. Advocate for diversity and inclusion in the industry and be a role model for others.
Go ahead and shine.
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