Progress of the construction of the Jesuit Community House By Linus Tigiti, SJ The construction of the house is nearing completion, and there is optimism that the contractor will soon turn over the project to the Jesuits. Currently, the remaining tasks include installing doors and fittings. While these tasks are
To Genzs Corruption is Normal By Ms. Teresia Muia Prominent national figures and citizens attended an annual conference organized by the Loyola center for Media and communications (LCMC). They expressed different perceptions as to why corruption has taken roots in Kenya. Pointing to the younger generations, the speakers said these
Celebrating Fr. Francis Rodrigues's Golden Threads of Devotion By Ms. Maureen Obare Fr. Francis Rodrigues, SJ. On a luminous Sunday,12th May 2024, the proposed Hekima University (PHU) and The Children of God Relief Fund, Inc. (COGRF) also known as Nyumbani was alive with jubilation as we celebrated the priestly golden
Uzima Women Empowerment Program Secures Top Honor in Xavier’s Network Safeguarding Contest By Edward Musungu The Xavier Network recently held its inaugural Safeguarding Championship contest showcasing the collaborative efforts of Jesuits organizations worldwide in their mission to promote justice.Comprising 14 members spanning mission offices and non-governmental development organizations across 87
Creating time is way of accompaniment By Nicodemus Mutunga, SJ Greetings from Upper Nile state South Sudan! These past few weeks, the upper Nile State has been experiencing high temperatures. Despite the scorching heat, activities are still buzzing with more refugees and returnees arriving every day. The increasing numbers are
Uniting Against Corruption for Societal Transformation By Ms. Maureen Obare Standing: The proposed Hekima University's (PHU) Vice-Chancellor (proposed) Dr. Elias Mokua, SJ, during his presentation. From the 7th to 8th May 2024, the proposed Hekima University's (PHU) participated in a Conference organised by Loyola Centre for Media and Communication (LCMC),
Societal Institutions Should be Addressed as Root Cause of Corruption By Ms. Teresia Muia The auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Nairobi, Right Revered Simon Peter Kamomoe, suggests a fundamental shift in the anti-corruption battle. He stresses the need to target societal roots at family, school, and church levels. This
Don't Make Children Feel like Failures By Ms. Teresia Muia The mission of Loyola Centre for Media and communications (LCMC) in empowering young people amidst global adversities continues to bear fruits for the last two months. The months of March and April has seen the center bring on board experts
Developing Partnerships and Enhancing Academic Pursuits By Ms. Maureen Obare From Left to right: Fr. Dr Odomaro Mubangizi, SJ, Wanjiku Ngugi and a representative of Liquid Intelligent Technologies. (LIT) In the bustling heart of Nairobi, amidst the vibrant pulse of East Africa's commercial hub, the 4th the American Chamber of
Embracing Liberating Education By Deacon Francis Kyallo, SJ Its holiday time and the environs of St. Joseph Development Programmes are calm given that all students and children are at home. Even though to many, holiday is a time to relax and chill, this time round at St. Joseph, most of
