Behind the Lens: How Director Vinie is Shaping the Future of Film in Kakuma
The Journey Begins: Nakoi’s Passion for Film
Nakoi's love affair with film traces back to 2019 when he made the pivotal decision to relocate to Kakuma, Kenya, to pursue his passion for the cinematic arts. It was here that he began his journey towards mastering the craft of filmmaking.
In 2021, Nakoi’s dedication to his craft led him to enroll in FilmAid Kenya’s Media Class, a rigorous nine-month film training program. This immersive experience provided Nakoi with the...
Unlocking Global Opportunities: 5 Reasons Africans Miss Remote Jobs (And How to Fix Them)
The world of work is rapidly changing. Remote opportunities, once a niche, are now a mainstream pathway to career advancement and financial independence. For many Africans, these opportunities represent a chance to break geographical barriers, access global markets, and build fulfilling careers. Yet, despite the immense talent and potential across the continent, many Africans find themselves missing out on these promising remote job opportunities. Why?
In her insightful YouTube video, "5...
The Key Benefits of Online Writing: Unlocking Opportunities in the Digital Age
Historical Perspective
The journey of online writing began in the 1990s with the advent of the internet. Initially, it was a niche activity, but as the internet expanded, so did the scope of digital writing. From simple text-based websites to interactive blogs and social media platforms, online writing has evolved significantly, shaping the way we communicate and share information.
Technological Influence
Technology has profoundly impacted online writing. Unlike the 19th century, when...
The Importance of Preserving Culture: A Reflection on ‘I am Beautiful’ Poem by Teny Luka
Celebrating Cultural Beauty: “I am Beautiful”
"I am Beautiful"
I'm a beautiful family maker ,
I'm a beautiful home maker,
I'm a beautiful country maker ,
I'm a beautiful world maker ,
Through human minds and activities I die slowly
No one save or preserve me slowly
A few struggling to preserve me
I'm here , I'm there
I'm a culture.
Through my belly great stories are born
Look now am here alive
How beautiful do I look in your eyes?
What joys do you...
THREE PILLARS ONLINE: EDUCATION, ENTERTAINMENT, AND DESTRUCTION
Years ago, people were more vigilant and creative than machines—and they always will be. The world we live in today is not the same as yesterday; a lot has changed. The poor village boy who once worked on the family farm can now finish his computer science degree online at night. The results that used to take months are now available in seconds with the help of technology and media.
With this abundance of cheap information and labor, the world is more connected than ever before. But are...
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Higher Education and Skills: The Impact of the DAFI Tertiary Scholarship Programme
Background of the DAFI Programme
The DAFI Programme was established in 1992 by the Government of...
Unveiling the Musical Journey of King Classic: Empowering Refugee Talents in Kakuma
The Man Behind the Music
Akbar Lisase, or King Classic, is not just an ordinary musician; he is...
From Mogadishu to Kakuma: The Inspiring Musical Journey of Abdikadir Nur
The Journey Begins
Abdikadir Hamed Nur, born in 1951 in...
Empowering Female Filmmakers in Kakuma and Kalobeyei: Breaking Industry Barriers
A Gendered Landscape
The field of filmmaking has long been considered a bastion of male...
Ngong Deng: A Rising Football Enthusiast from Kakuma Refugee Camp to Star
Introduction: A Journey Begins
Ngong Deng's story is one of resilience, determination, and...
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