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Maureen Cherongis: Reflections of my masters research journey
By Maureen Cherongis The moment I stepped at the United States International University – Afri...
Writing your Master’s Thesis is like finishing your first marathon, not a sprint
By Florence van Riet During my Spring and Summer Semester 2023 at United States International Univer...
Sheena Aine: My experiences studying for a Masters Degree in International Relations
By Sheena Aine Hello everyone, my name is Sheena and I have just recently completed a Master of Arts...
Reflecting on my international relations research journey
By Peter Odhiambo The decision to pursue an MA in International Relations (IR) stemmed from my inter...
A Candid Introspection of My Master’s Research Journey
Research is not about having it all together from the word go, it is a journey of discovery, dedicat...
Epilepsy and Relationships
By Lisa Kiarie Epilepsy is one of the highly misunderstood conditions in society. Individuals with e...
Living well with epilepsy (Republished)
By Lisa Kiarie Being an individual living with epilepsy, the one question I get a lot is “what is ...
The Fighters Battle: Epileptic Warrior (Republished)
By Kuzivakwashe Milcah Wazara I was fifteen years old when the seizures started. It was quite scary ...
The Pulpit President: Religion and Ruto
By Iddah Apondi The great Marxist thinker Karl Marx once opined that “religion is the opium of the...
Op-Ed: Augustine Lyatonga Mrema: A Populist Reformist Turned Opportunist
Mrema’s political journey ended where it all began – CCM. Read my analysis on The Chanzo here....
How Social media shaped the 2022 Kenyan Election
By Ted Apondi Having just concluded the controversial general election on August 9th, a wide array o...
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