If Uncle Bob resigned then who are you?

Dec 29th, 2017 Personal Development Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

We often think that our days will last forever, that we will be the ones at the helm of our families, organizations, churches and society. One day, however, this may come to a quick end! There is no such thing as forever and only time, chance and experience happens to them all to quote from the good o’l book. Now that you are the one…

I love my parents, but do you?

Nov 3rd, 2017 Inspiration Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

I got home yesterday in the evening, tired, hungry and recovering from a few long days at the office….. Got home, changed clothes and set on my comfortable couch just to get some breath and to relax. And relax I did, as I sat there in deep thought and meditation- with my eyes fixed on a framed picture of the Savior my Lord, Jesus Christ,…

Angels we have heard on high

Oct 30th, 2017 Development Communication Andrew Kiserema 4 min read

Each and every one of us gets so busy in our lives with mundane, routine and petty worldly things that we often don’t fully live our lives the way we ought and put priorities and proper perspectives into our ‘frame of reference’ as psychologists are often bound to say. We are busy with work, school, business and held ransom by family and community responsibilities. Now,…

It’s not easy being a man- the chamber of silence

Sep 1st, 2017 Personal Development Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

This week, I met with a best friend of yesterday years and we have not met in nearly 15 years. We had so much to talk about and it was nostalgic going back through memory lane. To be real with you; its not easy being a man in the 21st century. Who can you turn to? Who can really understand the chamber of your heart? Who…

Abortion- thriving in Nairobi’s urban areas

Aug 17th, 2017 Development Communication Andrew Kiserema 9 min read

Pregnancy is the leading cause of death among teenage girls in developing countries. Girls aged 15-19 are twice as likely to die from pregnancy-related complications as women in their twenties. Early pregnancy also leads girls to drop out of education earlier. Abortion has become the solution to the increasing rates of unplanned pregnancies in Kenya and more especially in Nairobi and its environs. Religion will…

A day in the life of a Watchman

Aug 17th, 2017 Inspiration Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

You’re knocking on the gate and it is heavily raining when you want to get into your apartment block and who is the first person that you meet? It is a man wearing uniform from the boots to his cap and even holding onto a baton. He is the reason that your landlord charges you the extra coin at the end of the month so…

What contracts are mine?

Jul 7th, 2017 Personal Development Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

Our lives are full of commitments, promises, decisions and daily reflections. We have very many tasks at hand and sometimes not quite the energy levels or motivation required to fully execute them all. Our lives can be summed in one word ‘contract’. We have a contract with our landlord that we seek to honour every month by paying our dues, we have a contract with…

Don’t worry- be happy!

Jun 16th, 2017 Personal Development Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

It has been a rough week, I must admit and I have made many mistakes this week at work. It happen even to the best of us- we start to scratch our heads, pull out our hairs, squint, and start to imagine living a different life, living in a different country, working for a different company and being married to or in a relationship with…

Don’t live your life in fear

May 26th, 2017 Personal Development Andrew Kiserema 2 min read

This year (2017) is moving quite fast and I can hardly keep up with it so can you? I hope that  each one of us  are enjoying the journey of life and not just going through the motions as some of us occasionally do! We are living  in the ‘fullness of time’, which are clearly felt in the field of sports, medicine, entertainment, religion and technology. There…

Technology will soon replace the work we do if we don’t adapt

May 5th, 2017 Development Communication Andrew Kiserema 1 min read

Times are quickly changing in the workplaces the world over. Organizations are seeking to revamp their profit margins by cost cutting and this means employing technology and laying off workers at that. This trend continues to roll forth as the world seeks to become a global  village. Already, you can now work at the comfort of your home without reporting to the workplace due to…