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Continue reading →: Kuingizwa ukidhani mko Shugli
People rarely admit to sabotaging good work, but it happens for a mix of human and organizational reasons. 1. Threat Perception When you take initiative or deliver visible results, others might feel their own relevance, status, or influence is being threatened. They might think “If Reuben’s idea works, he’ll be…
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Continue reading →: Mukuru kwa Njenga and the Affordable Housing Dilemma: A Call for Inclusive Urban Development
Mukuru kwa Njenga, a sprawling informal settlement in Nairobi, has long been a symbol of both the resilience and marginalization of Kenya’s urban poor. With roots tracing back to the mid-20th century, this community has grown into a dense and complex ecosystem of families, informal businesses, and deeply rooted social…
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Continue reading →: Herd Mentality, Mob Chaos, and the Pressurized Generation: Kenya’s Struggle for Sanity and Redemption
A Reuben Mwaura’s article Kenya today stands as a nation caught in the throes of a dangerous collective frenzy. At every turn—be it in our schools, universities, or the hallowed chambers of parliament—the phenomenon of herd mentality and mob behavior undermines the very fabric of our democracy and social order.…
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Continue reading →: The Ruiru’s Ambience
Today’s Weather in Ruiru Kihunguro Area: Rainy but Calm As the sun rose over Ruiru’s Kihunguro area today, the weather unfolded like a gentle story, characterized by a persistent, soothing rain that enveloped the landscape. All the way down from Zetech University, to Kihunguro area.While many may perceive rainy weather…
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Continue reading →: The Hyena’s hunger for it’s baby-Gachagua’s Impeachment motion
The Betrayal of Trust and the Cost of Ambition: A Contemporary Reflection on Power Dynamics in kenya From what we know In the intricate dance of political power in Kenya, historical allegories often serve to elucidate the motivations and actions of contemporary leaders. The fable of Hyena/Fisi/Hiti, which darkly illustrates…
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Continue reading →: The Trait I Value Most in Life: Generosity
What’s the trait you value most about yourself? In life, there is a plethora of attributes one can cultivate, yet the trait I value most is generosity. This principle, deeply instilled in me by my mother, affectionately known as Mama Mose, serves as a beacon of hope and resilience amid…
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I’m Reuben
I come from the Mukuru kwa Njenga slums in Nairobi, raised by a single mother alongside my brother. Sadly, my mother passed away in 2003, followed by my brother last year in 2023. Now, I stand alone with nobody as close to me in blood as they were. With this void in my life, I am driven to create positive change within the community, especially among young people who, like me, come from orphanages. I am eager to connect with individuals who share similar visions for community development and social entrepreneurship.
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