Maggie Gitau, Kenya, PHD Cultural Studies
Maggie Gitau: Raising Partners…To Impact Africa About two weeks ago I hosted a family of nine from the USA. After their Maasai Mara safari, they decided to make a stop-over
Maggie Gitau: Raising Partners…To Impact Africa About two weeks ago I hosted a family of nine from the USA. After their Maasai Mara safari, they decided to make a stop-over
Beyond the Tears: a Rwandan Refugee’s intention to help heal the vulnerable during unrest. Having lived outside my home for almost 16 years, I was able to objectively think about some
Tertiary Education will give me a voice, where there is none By Esther Silamo Education will give me the confidence, the knowledge and the vehicle to empower women in my community, who
Inspire to Work with Care Givers; the individuals responsible for the next generationMy name is Joy Ayuma Nandoka. I am a wife and mother to two children. I am pursuing
The Global Bag Project Tell us more about your ministry to empower African women.Before I started my studies at NEGST, I had been involved in ministry among women, both inside
Mrs. Lucia Atoyebi is studying for a Master of Arts Degree in Education. She is married to Peter, and a mother of four grown children. Lucia and Peter have come to