The Cover-Up That Couldn’t Cover Grace
What I have Written, I have written
Pilate refused. “What I have written I have written” (John 19:22).
Why Trust Will Determine Kenya’s AI Bill 2026
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.
The Ethics of Informed Consent in Research, Photography, and Media
Are consent forms enough? A reflective analysis on informed consent in research, photography, and media practice, with cultural and ethical perspectives.
When Branding Becomes a Burden
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 the just-launched Linda Mwananchi rallies that took place […]
If My Science Congress Project Had a GPU
For those unfamiliar with Science Congress, it is a competition where learners in secondary schools in Kenya showcase their understanding of mathematics, science, and technology, and how they are able to translate the theories learned in class into tangible, practical […]
Artificial Intelligence and the Fulfillment of Scripture
Are we merely witnessing technological progress, or are we also living within conditions Scripture anticipated?
The Stakeholder Salience Model of Analysing Stakeholders
The model provides a comprehensive framework for mapping, identifying, and categorising an organisation’s stakeholders.
Why Classifying stakeholders Shapes Communication Outcomes
The power–interest matrix is an approach that categorises stakeholders into four engagement strategie
Why New Year Resolutions Matter and Why They Often Fail
Most resolutions assume that motivation will remain constant throughout the year. However, motivation is episodic, not permanent.