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What’s Inside: Bishop Samuel Chomba didn’t build a foundation by accident. He organized a medical camp that served 1,000+ people and launched mental health support for healthcare workers, all within months of launching KPC Foundation. This isn’t your typical “successful pastor” profile. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’ll make you rethink what’s possible when pain meets purpose.

This edition of Convo Africa Magazine is crafted to keep the dialogue alive, to push us beyond silence, and to mobilize communities at the grassroots where change truly begins. In this issue, we spotlight Chief Bethroser Gaconde, whose remarkable leadership and personal resilience are transforming Ngaru.

Issue 10: Financial Wellness & Beyond dives into how money, mindset, and mental health intersect. Featuring Pius Muchiri, CFA, CEO of Nabo Capital and bold stories from everyday lives, this edition is your guide to building wealth with purpose, courage, and clarity. It's not just about income—it's about impact.

This December, Convo Magazine Issue 9 takes you on a powerful journey into men’s wellness, mental health, spirituality, and family dynamics. In today’s world, where men face unique pressures and expectations, this issue offers fresh perspectives and practical advice for building a healthier, more balanced life. For Every Man (and the Women Who Love Them) This isn’t just a magazine for men—it’s a resource for the women who love and support them. Every woman ought to grab a copy for her father, husband, brother, or son. It’s your guide to understanding the modern man and helping him navigate his journey with resilience, empathy, and purpose.

As parents, it’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day tasks of raising our children, from managing schedules to making sure they eat their vegetables. But it’s important to remember that if we don’t actively shape our kids, they will be shaped by outside forces that don’t care what shape our kids are in.

This issue, our focus shines brightly on the incredible journey of the boy child and the pivotal role that fathers and mentors play in their growth. We believe that by highlighting stories of exceptional men like Jeff Gichuki, we are not just celebrating individual achievements, but also encouraging a collective transformation. As you flip through the pages of Issue 007, remember that each story, each insight, and each voice is a reminder that change is possible.   Note: If you have already purchased this magazine or have an active membership, you can access Convo Africa Magazine Issue 007

In this quarterly issue, we embark on a journey to explore how we can be better parents to children in this day and age. We delve into where things went wrong and seek solutions to mend some of these problems. If we are to create a better world for our boys and girls, we must pause and ask some difficult questions. Are we going to raise our children the same way we were raised? This is a conversation we must not be afraid to have.   Note: If you have already purchased this magazine or have an active membership, you can access Convo Africa Magazine Issue 006

They say love is a doing word—and this issue proves it. In a world quick to speak of love but slow to act, Issue 5 of Convo Africa Magazine challenges us to step beyond words. Inspired by the parable of the Good Samaritan, this edition centers on a simple truth: true compassion is demonstrated, not declared.

Our fourth issue featured a story of Mr. Mwega, a man driven by compassion to help a neglected group in our community. Mr. Mwega identified a need and went out of his way to meet it. His impact on the community has been tremendous, growing from helping 36 elderly persons in 2003 to over 600 today. His work is felt across the country and beyond. One thing I’ve learned from him: Consistency always pays off.   Note: If you have already purchased this magazine or have an active membership, you can access Convo Africa Magazine Issue 004

🌱 SEEDS IN THE DARK: Drawing Strength from the Quiet Places Within By James Wetu You’ve been strong for too long. You smile. You show up. You keep going. But inside? You’re exhausted. Numb. Wondering if anyone sees the weight you carry.

This guide is designed to help both patients and caregivers navigate the surgical experience, address fears, and improve the chances of a successful outcome. Research consistently shows that informed patients experience fewer complications, recover faster, and are less likely to require hospital readmission.