Work Smarter, not harder: Relief for Teachers as LCMC Introduces AI-Assisted Tools for Educators By Ms. Teresia Muia Joy Kesenwa(LCMC Programs Manager),guiding participants during LCMC AI training. In a bid to revolutionize the teaching landscape and mitigate the burdens on educators, the Loyola Centre for Media and Communications (LCMC) hosted
pHU Launches Fundraising Series with Royal Nairobi Golf Club Breakfast Meeting By Ms. Maureen Obare From Left to Right: Rev. Fr. Provincial Kizito Kiyimba, SJ, & Prof. Noah Midamba shaking hands. At the centre, MS. Lilian Onyango Steering Committee member. The proposed Hekima University (pHU) kicked off a series of
January a Month of Multifaceted Moments By Eric Mwaniki, SJ Peace of Christ!January has been a month filled with many activities as the first semester of the 2023/24 academic year is about to wind up in mid-February. After resuming classes early this month, we were honored to receive Fr. Rigobert
LCMC’s AI Training Mesmerizes Religious Sisters, Igniting a Thirst for Advanced Skills By Ms. Teresea Muia ASEC sisters during a session on Synodality and social media incorporating AI assisted tools facilitated by Loyola Centre for media and communications. A training session on use of Artificial intelligence assisted tools in religious
By Fr. James Spillane, SJ Greetings from Yogyakarta, where we recently had the unusual experience of three consecutive days of continuous rain. Typically, we only get a half-hour downpour frequently in the afternoon and sometimes in the evening. Consequently, there are numerous reports of flooding around the country.Our campus remains
Fr. Provincial's visit to Maban By Nicodemus Mutunga, SJ One African nation has a famous proverb: "A visitor has the ripest tobacco." The year 2024 began with various "ripest tobaccos," including blessings, consolations, and even desolations. The term "ripest tobacco" signifies a visitor's unique and crucial contribution to the existing
Resilience Narratives Amidst COVID-19 Challenges in Kenya and Tanzania By Maureen Obare Fr. Dr Odomaro Mubangizi, SJ (in second left) facilitating a Focus Group Discussion(FGD). At the proposed Hekima University(pHU) Directorate office, a transformative initiative is underway to bolster the nation's coping strategies pre, during and post-COVID-19. A comprehensive survey,
FGD on Public Service Delivery Elicits Mixed Reactions on Our National Values By Teresia Muia In a heated focused group discussion (FGD) on Wednesday 23rd January, Loyola center for media and communications (LCMC) involved 6 members of the public and government officers in an open forum focused on public service
By Fr. James Spillae,SJ Greetings from Yogyakarta where our normal rainy season pattern continues. We have sunny skies in the mornings followed by afternoon and occasional evening showers. There is a lot of flooding around the country with details shown on the national news networks. Hope you are having pleasant
KEEPING THE SAFEGUARDING FIRE BURNING! (Echoes from the Meeting of Members of the AOR Safeguarding Team) By Binamungu Faustine Mukasa, SJ The now-Safeguarding Team, composed of volunteers from all countries within the Province, recently underwent a comprehensive 30-hour online training course offered by Hekima University College. Out of a total
