Another El Niño Is Coming. Are We Preparing Communities—or Preparing for Another Disaster? By Susan Nzomo We keep forecasting disasters. Why are we not forecasting vulnerability?The warning signs are already here.The World Meteorological Organization says a strong El Niño is developing and is expected to strengthen through August–October 2026, bringing
When Young People Are Given a Stage, Possibilities Begin By Ms. Teresia Muia What happens when young people are given more than training? They begin to create possibilities.Last week, the LCMCs CTPAE (Communications Think Positive Alternatives Exist) project, under the Leave No Youth Behind program, took this idea from theory
“Come Si Dice? ” From Genova To Rome, Assisi And Beyond By Vincent Opiyo, SJ From the hills of Genova back to the heart of Rome, our journey continues! After a month of wrestling with Italian grammar but armed with a survival phrase, come si dice? (to literally mean, how
By Odima Vincent, nSJ Greetings and Happy New Month of Nature from Gonzaga Gonza Jesuit Novitiate fraternity.Meet-A-Jesuit SessionThe novices were blessed to meet an acme of service, Fr. Evarist Shigi, SJ, the province treasurer, whose mellifluous and inspiring journey left great impression on the novices. In his search for meaning,
Education as a Race: Refueling for the Second Half By Frank Charles Mafungwe, SJ Let me describe the Education as a race. In the games and sports that we love whether it’s basketball, football, cricket, or boxing, there are always periods for the breaks, timeouts, and warm-ups. You cannot appreciate
“From His Fullness We Have All Received Grace Upon Grace”: Glorious Celebrations at Loyola House By Fr. Odomaro Mubangizi, SJ Just when we thought that the Double Jubilee celebrations were coming to a close, more was yet to happen. This was just to confirm the words of St. John the
The Future Is Intelligent. Is Your Team Ready? By Ms. Teresia Muia Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant possibility. It is already transforming how organisations communicate, work, make decisions, conduct research, prepare reports, and create impact. As AI becomes increasingly accessible, the greatest need is not simply for more
What Does Faith That Does Justice Actually Mean in 2026? By: Rev. Fr. James Kayanda, SJ There is a phrase at the heart of the Jesuit tradition that has travelled across generations:Faith that does justice.It is a powerful idea. But perhaps, in 2026, we need to ask a simple question:What
A New Beginning: AORians Gather to Welcome New Companions at AJUC By Wisdom Ukelo, SJ Greetings from Arrupe Jesuit University Community!We began the 2026–2027 academic year with gratitude as AORians, welcoming 24 AOR companions who have joined us for their studies at Arrupe Jesuit University (AJU). We are also grateful
Walking with Those at The Margins: Ai, Ethics & Education By John Francis Mukulu, SJ As the PhD journey at Sophia University continues, we have gradually changed gear and entered a more demanding phase of research. The work now requires more profound engagement with publications, conferences, and the patient academic
