Tag: breastcancerawareness

Breast Cancer: Empowering, Educating, and Taking Action for All

Breast Cancer Awareness Month, or Pink October, is not just a time for wearing pink. It's about education, early detection, research funding and showing solidarity with breast cancer survivors and those currently fighting the disease. The earlier breast cancer is detected, the better the chances for successful treatment. This is why this month is crucial in spreading knowledge and encouraging people—both women and men—to take charge of their breast health.

Health

PINK OCTOBER:Celebrating Strength, Spreading Hope and Raising Awareness for Breast Cancer Fighters

To the warriors, your bravery is truly inspirational. Each day, you wake up and fight a battle that demands every ounce of strength you have. The path may be difficult, the days may feel long, and the uncertainty can be overwhelming, but remember, you are not alone. In every pink ribbon that adorns our clothes, in every story of survival, and in every hand that reaches out to support you, there is a community standing beside you, cheering you on and encouraging you to march forward. You are strong and you are loved. This October, and every day, we honor your bravery.

Building Wealth as a Young Person in Kenya

Think you need a lot of money to start investing? Think again. In Issue 10, Pius Muchiri breaks down how young Kenyans can build wealth from the ground up. With tools like CHUMZ, you can start with as little as five shillings. It’s not about how much you have — it’s about starting now.

Family

How Sibling Responsibilities Shape Adult Relationships

A shovel of red dirt trembles in my hand. My father's funeral. But amidst the grief, a new, sharp pang hits: my little sisters cling to my eldest sister, Sophie, their faces raw with sobs. Sophie, barely an adult herself, struggles to hold back tears, the weight of responsibility etched on her young face.

Family

A Man’s Silent Battles: The Struggle to Provide, Protect, and Endure.

Every man carries battles no one sees—silent wars fought in the depths of his mind, behind his responsibilities, and within his heart. He is expected to provide, protect, and endure, yet the weight of these roles often goes unspoken. In Silent Battles, we delve into the realities of a man’s silent struggles—the pressures, the doubts, and the quiet resilience that keeps him moving forward.

Society