The Things We Almost Miss
by Joyce Wachau Chege I often think about my passport, which has been collecting dust in my suitcase for close to three years now, and I fee …
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What It Means to Write Human In The Era Of Artificial Intelligence?
by G Sai Prashanth Have you ever wondered how you used to write before you started using AI? With no guidance, no nudges, no rephrasing, and …
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An Ode to Salient and the Friends Who Believed in Me
by Jasmine Koria As journalists, poets, coffee-fueled thesis draft writers…anyone who picks up a pen and dares the world to read their thoug …
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Viking Joy!
by Adedoyin Ajayi After Norway’s victory over Iraq sealed their place in the round of 32 at the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup, their captain M …
Read moreNairobi Has a Flood Plan. The Rain Will Decide If It Works.
October 6Joyce Wachau Chege I still have the text I sent my mother at 12:32 am on the 7th of March: “Nimefika …
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Read moreOne Nation, Eight Teams: Rethinking Australia’s Commonwealth Games Success
October 6by Cody Mitchell As the dust settles on the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games, Australia celebrates a …
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Read moreWhat Are We Teaching Our Children? A Call to Address Youth Behaviour in Guyana
October 6by Imran Bacchus Across schools and communities in Guyana, troubling behaviour among children and y …
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Read moreYouth Essay Winner: How Can Youth Leadership in Ocean and Climate Action Advance Resilience and Sustainability?
September 11by Angel Naa Odarley Lawson, Ghana Winner of the 2025 Waves of Change, Commonwealth Youth Essay Comp …
Read moreThe Silence That Still Echoes: 28 Years After Kenya’s Darkest Morning.
September 11by Joyce Wachau Chege Outside the gates of the August 7th Memorial Park along Haile Selassie Avenue, …
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