Your Podcast is Boring
This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s Desk, and for this…
Racism For Sale
Greetings friends: This week, I watched the latest investigative documentary by BBC Africa Eye, “Racism For Sale”. I had seen the trailer…
The Urgency of Accessibility
This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s Desk, and for this…
No One Is Talking About This
Greetings, friends:The New York Times last weekend published a front piece spread, “Haiti’s Lost Billions” (headlined in print as “The Ransom”) chronicling…
Twitter Narratives
By Farah Khaleck Chaudry This week’s newsletter is continuing the tradition of inviting members of our community to write From The Curator’s…
McMillan’s Missing Bits
When I was 17 years old and just out of high school, I had this fabulous idea that I would spend my…
The Haunting Soul of Nairobi
by Eddy Ashioya Everything is a mess. And by everything, I mean Nairobi. And by a mess, I still mean Nairobi. I…
Complications of PR
I started out in journalism (several!) years ago, and after a while it became apparent to me that there were basically two…
Not Your Cheerleader
The 2022 general elections in Kenya are just months away, and there’s increasing talk of voter “apathy”, “, especially among the youth”.…
Climate Hypocrisy
This week, I came across a blog post on the Center for Global Development that highlighted, in stark terms, the vast inequality…
The Trauma Of Content Moderation
One of my all-time favourite TV shows is Black Mirror, that exquisite show exploring the disturbing side of technology set in a…
Go To Work, Get Your Money, Go Home
I hope you’re having a good first week of the month. I’ve been thinking about an article I read in The New…