Author: Pauline Ngari

Am involved in inspiring,training and motivating communities on how to develop and scale up sustainable enterprises for job creation and subsequently alleviate poverty. I train people on how to belief in themselves, begin doing something towards actualizing their aspirations and that way they become what they want to be. My teaching slogan is " Believe,Begin ,Become"

Equality: What Does This Mean for Women in Kenya?

As Christine Lagarde, mother, head of the IMF and star of the global stage arrives at Davos this week, Hannah Haciku mother, entrepreneur and village authority will be working hard to feed and clothe her three children in Kenya. Two women, two very different lives. Christine may face a glass ceiling, the one Hannah faces […]

Why Saving is Not a Luxury

When World Savings Day was first launched in 1924 the aim was to encourage people to put their savings in a formal bank account rather than ‘under the mattress’ so that they could manage and save their money efficiently. Today, as we celebrate the 79th World Savings Day, half the world’s population, some 2.5 billion […]