She Was Drowning, But Everyone Kept Clapping

In June 2022, something scary happened during the World Swimming Championships in Budapest, Hungary. A young woman named Anita Álvarez was performing in an artistic swimming event. This kind of swimming is like dancing underwater to music. Anita had practiced for many years and was very good at it. That day, she gave a beautiful […]

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The Hidden Cost of a Toxic Employee: Why One Bad Apple Can Rot the Whole Barrel

One toxic employee can poison an entire team. That may sound dramatic at first glance, but it is one of the most underappreciated truths in organizational culture. We often imagine workplace breakdowns from financial collapse, poor planning, or competitive pressure. But sometimes, the downfall begins in a meeting room, at a desk, or in the […]

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What Real Leadership Looks Like: Lessons from President Nguema’s Walk Through Floodwaters

Sometimes leadership shows up in a press release.Other times, it shows up barefoot, knee-deep in muddy floodwaters, drenched but present. A few weeks ago, the world paused, just for a moment, to watch something rare. In Gabon, where devastating floods had swallowed homes and hope, President Brice Oligui Nguema did what most people in positions […]

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From Invisible to Influential: What 60 Days of Consistent Effort Can Really Do

In a short video quietly making rounds on social media, a bird nurtured for 60 days takes its first flight. The clip is brief, but if you watch closely, it carries a truth most of us ignore: growth is slow, invisible sometimes, and often feels unrewarding. Until one day, it takes off. I watched that […]

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KMTC Communication Audit 2024: Why Students Prefer Social Media for Updates

By Judith Akoth A new study has revealed that social media is the most preferred medium for communication among students and staff at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC). Most study participants said they are more likely to check their phones than read a noticeboard for updates on exams, events, or other activities. The communication […]

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The Snake That Taught Me Strategy: How Nature Inspired a Smarter Way to Solve Problems

By Hezron Ochiel I never imagined a snake would teach me one of the most powerful lessons in strategy. A popular quote goes, “Do not waste your time chasing butterflies. Mend your garden, and the butterflies will come.” It always sounded poetic, but I never deeply understood its wisdom until one dry season when snakes […]

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How Unemployed Journalists Are Building Digital News Platforms and Creating Jobs

By Hezron Ochiel Some people enter journalism for the bylines. My friend stepped into the newsroom looking for something much deeper. He believed storytelling could transform lives and uplift communities. Let’s call him the Nomad, a journalist who turned vision into action in the digital news space. The Nomad did not follow the crowd. While […]

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Bridging the Gap Between Research and the Public: A Practical Guide for Journalists and Communication Specialists

Abstract This research paper presents a structured guide for journalists, bloggers, and communication professionals to effectively translate scholarly research into accessible and impactful stories for the public. Drawing on years of professional experience, the paper outlines strategies for finding, interpreting, and reporting academic studies. The guide emphasizes the role of science communication in shaping public […]

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