Blog Posts
I have been in South Sudan and, this time, before I share a few photos from my exploration of the country, more than any other trip, my greatest reflection revolved around ethics and context. Is...
I have been in South Sudan and, this time, before I share a few photos from my exploration of the country, more than any other trip, my greatest reflection revolved around ethics and context. Is...
There is just something about the institutions I associate with. They keep changing names. Now my Ititu Secondary School is no more. It is now called St. Angela Merici Ititu Girls Senior School. Worse...
First, it was the heat. I felt like I was passing by raw fire that was not going away. Immediately I disembarked in N’Djamena International Airport, I couldn’t see properly because of the...
I have over time made intentional steps to understand and act in the knowledge that Humour in the wrong place can dilute truth...
Pilate refused. “What I have written I have written” (John 19:22)...
Kenya’s Artificial Intelligence Bill 2026 proposes strict rules on AI use, deepfakes, and data protection. Here’s what it means and how Kenyans are reacting...
Are consent forms enough? A reflective analysis on informed consent in research, photography, and media practice, with cultural and ethical perspectives...
This past week, I analysed sentiments from social media platforms on how mainstream media in Kenya covered the UDA–ODM meetings held under the Linda Ground banner. I compared this with reactions to...