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OfflineDickson Mwaniki

Joseph Njoroge lost his job and was devastated. After taking the ReachUp! programme, his life has made a u-turn and he is now a successful businessman selling building tiles.

S7300046.JPGWith the prices of basic commodities skyrocketing and the cost of living increasing, losing his job was the most dreadful thing Mr. Joseph Njoroge could experience. He had a family to take care of and they were all dependent on him. How would life be without a source of income? At some point he felt like his life was falling in a deep endless abyss.

With no job and mouths to feed, Njoroge decided to do small errands in his brother's hardware so as to seek the daily bread. This wasn't much…

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OfflineChristine Sayo

Maeshan Ali, a ReachUp! Participant from Mombasa, Kenya, shares how the program has helped him develop his business and improve his entrepreneurial skills.

My name is Maeshan O. Ali. I am a trained and practising counsellor based in Mombasa, Kenya. My hobbies include, but are not limited to, travelling, hiking, socializing and doing volunteer work.

Recently I embarked on several projects that would help me create a new source of income, knowledge and challenge. First I started a barber shop in Mombasa in a semi-residential, industrial area called Mikindani.

 With advice from friends and family I ventured into rearing broiler chickens. The lot…

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Intern Ayshah Maende tells how DOT participated in the 10th Annual Career Exhibition in Malindi, Kenya.

On June 11, 2011, Malindi Educational and Development Association (MEDA) together with Barani Secondary School joined hands together to hold the 10th Career Exhibition function. The annual ceremony whose aim is to increase the number of students joining tertiary institution within the environs of Malindi saw various stakeholders come together to showcase educational programmes for youth. The theme for this year's event was "Quality and Relevant Education for Sustainable Development."

Not one…

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  • From a DOT Intern to…
    Gilbert Makero says:
    reall nice story and encouraging big up brother Erick!
    4 days ago
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    Clet IYAMENYE NIBEHO says:
    Wow!! Thanks a lot Winnie for let us know how in Kenya women are becoming Leaders of changes in their communities. you provided a good example. keep it up
    5 weeks ago
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    OLIVIER MUSAFIRI says:
    Thanks Winnie for sharing how women in your community are growing! Your article is so inspiring!
    5 weeks ago
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    Noeler Mideva says:
    wow!..so inspiring indeed. This shows that, anyone can do anything as along as you realize who you are and what you can do basing on the inner strength you have and the skills you acquire.
    God bless.
    7 weeks ago
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    OLIVIER MUSAFIRI says:
    Neat job Ayshah! Thanks for sharing!
    2 months ago
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    Euniver Njeri says:
    A great article!
    2 months ago
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    Isaac Ouko says:
    On point. Good work
    2 months ago
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    Boniface Ojode says:
    In deed i also believe that we are equal and the only difference is just our Biological make up otherwise what men can do women can do better.Hongera to all women.
    2 months ago
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    Caroline Chepchirchir says:
    It is great to have such women in our society whom we can have as role models. Thanks for sharing the reasons to celebrate them during this important day. Happy International Womens Day.
    2 months ago
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    Millicent Tossy says:
    It is so amazing how the women are making it better in most of the technical fields, thanks for sharing this great article.
    2 months ago

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