Shekkinah Odari
Shekkinah Glory Odari is a seasoned media professional working within the Parliamentary Broadcasting Unit, with a strong specialization in camera operations and visual storytelling for both live and recorded proceedings. Beyond her media role, she is an accomplished writer, contributing insightful articles on politics, sexual and reproductive health, technology, and education. She is also a passionate chess instructor, dedicated to nurturing critical thinking, analytical ability, and strategic skills among learners.
Chess plays a vital role in developing discipline, focus, and strategic thinking among young learners, equipping them with skills that extend beyond the classroom.
Exposure to competition helps build confidence, resilience, and critical decision-making skills, enabling learners to perform effectively under pressure.
Co-curricular activities are essential in shaping well-rounded, self-driven individuals, supporting holistic growth alongside academic development.
Sports play a vital role...
Serjeant-at-Arms are the unseen guardians of Parliament, keeping order, security, and protocol at the heart of legislative operations.
The 3rd National Serjeant-at-Arms Conference highlighted their evolving role in tackling modern challenges, including technology and misinformation.
Investing in their training and collaboration strengthens Kenya’s democracy, ensuring Parliament remains resilient and effective.
Many people associate Parliament with heated debates, powerful speeches, and lawmakers making...
FIA focuses on promoting a deep understanding of inequality and offers both a solid foundation to build power for change and creative solutions.
The primary objective of the event was to raise awareness on tax justice, shedding light on its vital role in addressing the systematic disparities that persist in Kenya.
Forezava further unveiled their upcoming activities.
The Fight Inequality Alliance (FIA)...
People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction.
Caring for them needs patience and understanding.
The community needs sensitization to understand the condition and its misconceptions.
April is World Autism Month, with the conversation being around raising awareness about autistic individuals globally.
While the cause of the disorder remains unknown, increasing general awareness can lead to earlier diagnoses, more effective...
At least 13,000 Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE) teachers are set to face a salary cut of more than half as the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) came up with a new salary structure.
In the new structure, an ECDE teacher with college-level qualifications will receive between KSh. 7836 and KSh. 11,467, which will be a massive drop from...
