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Fatuma's Voice is an African educational forum that uses art and dialogue to encourage expression. We seek to stimulate people’s desire to address social issues question status quo through poetry, spoken word, open debates, community discussions, political art, conscious music, expressive dance and social-issue based theatre. Join us NOW!
Bobi Wine is still in custody. Kidney Damaged. Bank Accounts Frozen. Family worried. His health is deteriorating… This is a campaign in support for the release of Hon Bobi Wine, a Member of Ugandan parliament representing the people of ...
Social Inclusion for Environmental Conservation First of all, access to the outdoors should be a human right. If the connection with nature is important for the human soul and mind, we need to ask what structural problems prevent the underprivileged from ...
Is Journalism in Kenya Sinking to the Dregs? In recent times, when I turn on the television, I am not sure whether I am watching the news or a travesty of the same in the name of a glorified cat-walk ...
Wish: Regrets / The Lonely Moon by Malelah Poet I wish is my new song, So I’ll sing while I read notes and lyrics from the pages of my memories, I wish I’d have stayed little Rita, And listened to you ...
She misses him. She remembers how hard it was to learn the word divorce from experience. She couldn’t believe mum was with another child’s dad, someone else was having her all to themselves across the ocean. A few years later It’s ...
Youth: From Passion to Action: Young Activists Share Tips for Getting Started How can youth better understand social challenges, make their voices heard, and drive real impact on issues they care deeply about? YouthActionNet and LeaderStories are co-hosting a Twitter chat. This chat ...
Madam Rais: Is Kenya ready for a Female President? Set in Kenya East Africa, Madam Rais is a political drama series about the dynamics of leadership and power with the goal of effectively addressing the problems facing our domestic governance frameworks, ...
How voters create monsters… Boniface Mwangi has just taken a break from writing on the Nairobian, a popular local newspaper. This came after a surge of fatigue hit him from the toil of the 2017 election where he ran for MP. He ...
Menstruation Tales: What Men need to know about Menstruation Menstruation Tales: A few weeks ago at work, we had no internet – no it wasn’t slow we hadn’t paid – so my colleague told us ...
Feminism: A conversation about Equity and Gender Justice Right to vote and stand for office had been given to European women in Kenya in 1919; in 1956, those rights were extended to African men and women under certain conditions related to ...
