Month: September 2015

Royal Media has dealt Mediamax’s Milele FM a potent blow by poaching one of  the top radio producers at the station. 

 Kelvin Migongo commonly known as Kijana Patpaat has today signed a contract with Royal media services in a move that will see him start a new  career path  with the rival media station. 

Kelvin is behind the popular Carribean Connection ( one of the most listened to reggae show in Kenya) a brand that he will probably be taking to Royal media services. It has not been made clear which station he will be joining, but there are speculations that he might be joining Hot 96 which already has a reggae show (Drop Zone) run by Shix Kapyenga and Raptcha.

Kelvin declined to comment on the move, saying in  a text message to Ghafla: “All shall be made clear in good time..” 

Ghafla was however able to obtain exclusively the above letter of appointment sent to Kelvin by Royal Media. 

We shall keep you lau fait with the story as soon as we get more information. 

In the jungle of telecommunications in Kenya, two giants stand out, Safaricom and Airtel.

Despite being famous the two corporate don’t really see eye to eye, but today they were in rare form. The two decided to hug it out on Twitter in the spirit of World peace day, much to the amusement of their followers.

The International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 Septembers as a day “devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples.”

And this year’s theme is “Partnerships for Peace – Dignity for All”

Sonko Rescue Team could have been disbanded but that doesn’t mean the bighearted Nairobi Senator has been impeded from continuing with his philanthropy.

The prevailing teachers’ strike has continued paralyzing learning in all public and recently, private schools. With no solution in the horizon, Sonko has moved in to offer teachers something worthwhile.

Believe it or not, the generous lawmaker is offering teachers half of his salary just to make sure they go back to classes.

“I’m ready for a 50% salary cut in order to pay our teachers. I’ll file a motion in Senate for 50% salary cut for Senators and other highly paid officers.” Wrote Sonko.

But how much does a Senator earn? According to the pay structure Salaries and Remuneration Commission published in 2013, Senators are among the highest paid persons in the country.

The figure was Kes Sh740,927. That means Sonko is offering to give teachers 370k or better, earn the same amount a month.

One thing though, how many Senators do you know will allow their salaries to be trimmed?? Sonko surely has a mountain to climb before his proposal see the light of the day.

Mbusii (Jambo Radio) and Bonoko (Ghetto Radio) are currently one of the most sough-after radio presenters in the country.

This is because they appeal to a large, formerly neglected part of the population, the Nairobi urban youth especially those who do not come from well-to-do neighborhoods.

Was it not for someone discovering their true potential, maybe Bonoko and Mbusii would not be as popular as they are now. Just like most people who have made it to the top, they had some help .And theirs was from Citizen TV’s Job Mwaura who does the popular ‘Mgaagaa na Upwa’ segment on Citizen TV. He gave them the first appearance on TV together with the ‘Merimela’ singer enabling them to reach higher levels.

Job started his career in 2010 at Citizen TV after working as an intern for close to 3 months after coming from humble beginnings as a boda boda operator before paying his way through school using odd jobs. Maybe that is why he had an inclination to help others get to the top.

Check out Mbusii and Bonoko on ‘Mgaagaa na Upwa’

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Earlier this month, the Anglican Church of Kenya was in the news after it suspended five of its priest from its Mt. Kenya diocese on the grounds of engaging in homosexuality with young men in the church.

The five were from Othaya, Murang’a, Nyeri and Karatina towns and were facing expulsion from the church had the investigations concluded they were guilty of the alleged actions. However, the Anglican worshippers in Othaya are demanding the reinstatement of their priest and boycotted services as they camped outside the church and demanded the reinstatement of the ousted priest Archdeacon Gacharu and mocked the priest sent to preside over the church Reverend Samuel Maina.

According to the church goers, the allegations are fabricated as they have not seen the young men who are said to have engaged in homosexuality with the priest. The Anglican Church of Kenya has been engaged in controversy concerning the sexual activities of several of its priests countrywide and launched a nationwide investigation into the claims.

I think there is one thing we can all agree on, nothing looks quite as good as a well-maintained classic, state-of-the art car.

And classic and vintage car enthusiasts will certainly be pleased to check out the latest entry into the upcoming Concours D’elegance

The star attraction will be from Uganda and it will be the 1937 Wolseley of Kalvins Kagwa which was ferried to Nairobi by truck. The three litre Wolseley was a popular limousine in pre-World War ll Britain and Kagwa’s machine will become the first example to appear at the competition.

Photo: The 1937 Wolseley

 Among Kagwa’s rivals for honours in the class for pre-1940 cars will be the 1939 Ford Model Acoupe of Simon Fisher and Ramesh Gupta’s 1926 Ford Model which will be the oldest car in contention. The favourite“golden oldies” are Diccon Wilcock’s 1934 Railton and the 1928 Ford Model A Tudor of Phoenix Aviation which are both previous overall winners.

The Vintage Motorcycle Club of South Africa is represented by three impressive bikes which will pull spectators to the motorcycle enclosure. Professional heavy weight boxer Bevan Beckmann will be astride his 1946 Harley Davidson, Piet Maas has prepared a rare 1927 Raleigh and Gerald Roelofs is pinning his hopes on a 1925 Triumph. The South Africa contingent has been sponsored by the Galleria Shopping Mall and Jubilee has insured the valuable machines.

 The classiest event on the motor sport calendar has a full field of 70 cars and 40 motorcycles which is the maximum allowed by the regulations. These limits have been set to ensure high standards of judging.

The list of Concours cars and motorcycles shows a happy mix of newcomers and regulars. Among the cars which spectators will see for the first time is a 1962 Triumph Herald which is being prepared by Magdi Riad to compete in the crowd pulling sports car class. His rivals include Jaspal Kalsi in a flame red 1972 Alfa Romeo Spider, a 1957 Mercedes 190SL prepared and entered by DT Dobie and Sati Gata Aura’s 1947 MG TC.

Sati Gata Aura recently bought this iconic British sports car from Brian Barton who was placed second in the class last year. Gata-Aura has won the overall prize in his 1977 Nissan 160J three times and has been on the podium 21 times. He is completely rebuilding the MG TC and is one of the favourites for an outright win on September 27^th.

In past years Adrian Washika has shown a Volkswagen Beetle and he has now switched to a 1961 VW Karmann Ghia to compete in the up to 1,300 cc touring car class. He will be up against Paul Chemngorem who has taken home many prizes for his 1967 VW Karmann Ghia.

Working in his home garage at Gilgil Fergus Robley has been painstakingly turning a derelict 1967 Alfa Romeo sports coupe into an endurance rally car. The gleaming red Alfa will add interest to the class for competition cars. This also features a replica of the 1974 Lancer which the legendary Jodginder Singh drove to victory in the Safari Rally.

The classes for over 3,000 cc cars are always popular with Concours spectators who throng the Total Quartz inspection ramp and the judging line in front of the main Racecourse grand stands. The 1965 Jaguar E-type of Alec Davis has been rebuilt to new condition. This iconic British sport coupe will be greatly admired on September 27^th. Phoenix Aviation’s 1951 Jaguar Mark V limousine is ranged against the Rolls Royce of Rajesh Lakhani made in the same year and Roger Tanner’s 1949 Bentley Mark VI which is the oldest car in the group.

For cars the assessment process starts on the Total Quartz inspection ramp where officials check the underside. Subsequently cars are driven in front of the Racecourse grandstands for officials to mark the paintwork, interior and engine compartment. Motorcycles are judged in a similar way in the parade ring.

Additional attractions to the main event include 28 motor trade stands, live band music, fly pasts, a free fall parachute drop and two grand finale shows. There will also be the Heritage Collection of old equipment and machinery which will feature a 1919 steam engine and a Ferguson tractor.

One of the overseas visitors attending this year’s Concours will be Marco Fazio who heads the historic section of the Alfa Romeo company in Milan and is in charge of the museum and liaison with Alfa Clubs around the world. He will be meeting with the Concoursorganisers before making an assessment of the event on September 27^th.

When the founder members of the Alfa Romeo Owners Club (Kenya) gathered in the grounds of the Spread Eagle Hotel (which was the site of the present day Safari Park Hotel) to celebrate the first anniversary of the Club by holding an internal Concours d’Elegance, they never envisaged that the event would one day have an international following.

The impressive variety of cars and bikes contesting the CBA Africa Concours d’Elegance in recent years at the Nairobi Racecourse has attracted international attention. The Concours has been covered by BBC, SABC, Reuters, AFP, AP, EATV, UTV and DSTV giving Kenya favourable publicity.

Albinos have been forced to be very watchful of their steps following cases of bizarre killings by knuckleheads who are hunting them for their body parts.

Nonini has been on the forefront with Colour Kwa Face foundation trying to change the preconceived notion about Albinos. But clearly it seems some very stupid people have declined to heed to his plea.

While it’s common knowledge the only difference between albinos and ‘normal’ people is the absence of melanin pigment in their skin, there are some dunderheads who think Albino body parts could help them acquire wealth.

Nominated MP, Isaac Mwaura, caused emotions to run high when he shared photos of an albino who succumbed to injuries inflicted by a deranged person who robbed him of his dear life because of his skin color.

The deceased, only known as Jamenya, bore deep wound cuts on his head and his fingers. Mwaura called upon relevant authorities to take stringent action against those found culpable of such kind of attacks.

May the good Lord rest the deceased’s soul in eternal peace!

As Peter Opondo is on his way out of Media Max another head honcho has left Citizen TV.

His name is Mr. Dixon Ng’ang’a (formerly of Standard Media) who was the leader of the amazing newsroom team that is Citizen TV’s squad.

Before his departure late last year, Alex Chamwada penned an emotional letter, giving reasons why he had to quit Citizen TV and giving a special shout out to Ng’ang’a. Now Anne Kiguta had this to say about her boss and a personal friend, Nixon.

Saying goodbye to a great boss and good friend today-Nixon Ng’a Ng’a. God bless & safe travels.

They say beautiful women, unlike leaders, aren’t made — they’re born. Well, that’s only half-true in Kenya where make=up is the order of the day. Regardless, some counties just have it better than others when it comes to sexy ladies.

Without further ado, here are the 5 countries with the most attractive women in Kenya

Kilifi County

It’s hard to find more beautiful women than in Kilifi County. Coastal women are generally fine. Their pretty skin, petite but shapely bodies, and long black hair perfectly combines Kenyan ancestry with Arba blood. The women there make good wives too. They have perfected bedroom skills while cooking and cleaning isn’t calculus to them.

Machakos County

Machakos County is the slightly the twin sister of Kilifi County when it comes to matters of the bedroom, only with smaller asses and breasts. The women here are also crazier and notoriously unreliable. Break up with a Kamba woman in the morning and in the evening she will have moved on with someone else. Nonetheless, they are generally easy to get intimate with and are therefore a top choice for love tourists.

Nairobi County

The capital is supposedly the land of beauty queens, but the typical girl on the street will have a nice ass with a just alright face. Hence she heavily relies on make-up and modifications. You will only find out she wasn’t as beautiful the morning after sleeping with her. However, most Nairobi girls are smart and fashion savvy. You won’t regret a thing

Kisumu County

While Kisumu has some stunning beauties, with the most amazing butts you’ll ever see, their faces dwell around the ‘average meter’. The strength of Kisumu women lie with their sexy and feminine values more than their genetic appearance. They also aren’t that hard to get in the sack.

Kiambu County

Women from this county are hot because they know how to maintain themselves. They never take anything for granted. When it comes to their appearance. Your friends are bound to respect you when they see you walking with one. The only problem is that these women are not as submissive. Most miss independent sympathizers, feminists and female supremacists originate from here.

Last week was an interesting albeit busy week for Lupita Nyong’o and on Friday night she capped it off with what has to be the most comical and hilarious of all her interviews with the crazily and satirical funny Stephen Colbert the current host of the Late Night Show on CBS.

Lupita was in her playful mood and got herself challenged to to an impression of silly walk with Colbert going first. What followed was a performance sure worthy an award as the Oscar winning actress pulled of a silly walk on high heels with amazing poise. Here is the video of the performance;

For more than 4 billion years, the earth has been met with threats of total extinction and the last time we were told that the world would end on Dec. 21, 2012.

Well December 21^st 2012, came and went and the world is still intact and our planet has been getting along just fine.

Now, the most recent forecast is that the world would end between the 22^nd and 28^th of this month with ‘experts’ putting their money on the 21st of September, that is today. They went ahead to claim that we would be extinguished by a cataclysmic meteor which will cause a 300 ft tsunami in Atlantic that will destroy large parts of England ,Spain Holland and a huge part of the eastern seaboard of America. A disaster that is expected to claim 30 Million lives.

The disaster will devastate us, but the ripple effect will be more profound as it will then cause civil unrest that will sweep across the world leading to lawlessness and a war that will further claim 40 Million lives

 Other experts predicted that Doomsday will happen specifically on September 15^th but days on the world has not ended yet, making his prophesy a fallacy .

Paul Chodas, manager of NASA’s Near-Earth Object office had this to say about the huge asteroid expected to smash into Earth this month “There is no scientific basis – not one shred of evidence – that an asteroid or any other celestial object will impact Earth on those dates” he said before adding that “If there were any object large enough to do that type of destruction in September, we would have seen something of it by now.”

The past couple of weeks has seen the government through the Ministry of Education and TSC engage KNUT and KUPPET the teachers’ unions in a battle of resolve on the teacher’s salary issue. With TSC choosing to skip their initial 50-60% offer despite a court ruling, much of the public has sided with teachers as schools remain closed indefinitely.

Well, the President moved to set the government position clear and it appear just got himself dragged in the muddle. KOT took little time to let him know the publics view and here are some interesting tweets ranging from the hilarious, the mad and the sarcastic.

What is a smart choice? Is blowing up all our hard earned money in the club over the weekend just for instagram selfies a smart choice? Was Uhuru’s declaration that the government was not going to pay teachers their dues a smart choice? I don’t know about all that but I do know owning a car is a really smart choice.

I mean look at it. It enables you to start a business (cab/deliver service), allows you to grow your business (attend more meetings, close more deals, deliver more goods) and facilitates better use of your time (so that you free yourself up to spend more time visiting loved ones & pursuing your interests). A car also enables you to get more girls and hotter ones for that matter. It makes you the life of the party.

More often than not however, a car is pretty goddman expensive so to most of us it remains more of a pipe dream. Things are about to take a new turn though for the best if the latest unveiling by Airtel is anything to go by.

Through the Smartika na Airtel campaign, they are giving away a car daily for the next 50 days and to get one is as easy as 123. It starts with you sitting tight and waiting for a daily SMS which Airtel will send you, with your 5X target for the day. Once that is settled, make sure you Call, SMS and access data from your Airtel line so as to reach and ‘Fikisha’ your 5X target for the day

Once you FIKISHA your 5X target, you will get a Confirmation SMS on target achievement, as well as a complimentary 500% airtime bonus to use across all networks. You can use the 500% airtime bonus to browse, SMS and make calls across all networks.

You will then be automatically entered into the daily draw for a chance to win a Toyota Axio, as well as other daily cash and airtime prizes.

So there you have it, it has never been that easier!

The Holy Bible says in the book of John 8:32 the truth will make you free. Boniface Mwangi must have read that part of the Holy Book to boldly tell President Uhuru the bitter truth.

“A Sobering Truth; Mr President” The Right Activist titled his long letter to the commander in chief. Boniface alleges Uhuru is another lousy seasoned drunkard.

Boniface says Kenya is lagging behind because of President Uhuru’s personal problems, top being alcoholism.

The Activist revealed the President suffers from acute alcoholism, so worse that he occasionally keeps guests at State House waiting when he’s subdued by liquor.

“Stories abound about our president’s drinking escapades; how official guests at State House are kept waiting as his handlers try to sober him up. Of the president showing up late at state functions reeking of alcohol. There are many more but l would rather not tell them all.” Wrote Boniface in part.

The Activist urged the President to own up to his sickness citing Obama’s smoking confession as a model to emulate.

He says Uhuru’s alcoholism was taking its toll on the country’s economy since he was spending a great deal of time on drip trying to get sober instead of bolting to address pressing concerns affecting the country.

“His sickness is already affecting our economy, what with the president out of the country half the time or on a drip as they try to sober him up. The men around the president have made bad decisions because he was blacked out and a quick decision had to be made.”

Boniface concluded his letter to President Uhuru by pleading with him to seek help for his own good and that one of Kenya.

“I empathize with the president and I hope that he will seek help for his own good and for the benefit of our great nation. We need a president who is fit to serve the nation. He should address his personal problems so that the progress of the country moves at a steady pace; so that we stop staggering and the cabinet can stop issuing those hangover directives.”

Zero chills ehh! The controversial blogger has once again stooped way low with his prickly words. And Kenyans put him on the spot!

The First Lady, Margaret Kenyatta, is such a humble person that you won’t imagine anyone of sound mind taking a jab at her.

But one crafty Robert Alai did. The whistle blower posted five inflamed words on a merged photo of Devolution CS Anne Waiguru and First Lady planting trees.

“The competition of the mistresses.”

Alai’s words sparked fiery tempers from a big section Kenyans who then decided to lynch him with all sort of expressions.

Ray O Mokaya: Alai, Margaret is the first lady of the Republic of Kenya. She is not a mistress. This is demeaning and unwarranted for. In fact she is the coolest first lady I know besides Michelle.

Ronald Otieno: We know who the mistress and the first lady is. Now, some dignity for Mrs. Kenyatta.

Alfred Thaba: a mistress is a woman who is in a position of authority or control, or who is highly skilled in something. stop throwing venom at #alai coz he does not mean a mpango wa kando. someni kizungu jameni

George Kariuki: Get your own if you love mistresses so much.

Francis Ndungu: Wachana na familia za watu wengine. Even Solomon had many and I don’t see you complaining. Wewe uko na wangapi? If someone want to marry 10 so be it. UK has enough to feed even a thousand ‘mistresses’, and each one would own bigger land than your entire extended family owns. I think your online jokes are going too far and personal.

Timothy Cherutich: So your wife is also a mistress? #RobertAlai

Filipo Naibei: Just what sort of a man are you mr. Alai onyango? You aught to have been a woman!!

Henry Raballah Jr: margaret is humble enough not to require a red carpet while planting a tree…i cant say the same for waiguru though. thats all i see…NOT a competition

Ken Odhiambo: Haha..,girlfriends are always treated better even though most men will deny it publicly.

Marion Chege: wewe tuonyeshe wako??

Lawrence Ochieng’: All the politics and the tribalism aside, First Lady Margaret Kenyatta is an excellent first lady. I respect her for the good work she is doing and her humility. It is totally uncalled for, for someone and that is Robert Alai to demean her.

Hellen Jeffrey: Si hata wewe ulete wako.

Phineas Kamundi: Mrs has got dignity but mistress no

Patrick Amin: If Margaret is not complaining, who are you to complain! Even mama Ngina and Uhuru’s kids havent complained at all and here you are complaining and yet u r an outsider!

Eunice Nduta: You do realise these people have families,friends and kids…whether true or false not a single kenyan man who is in a place to lecture another Man…coz as we say you are all the same.

Austine Ochieng Dieto: Please show some respect to the First Lady.

Benard Gichohi Chamakh: Alai leave Margaret alone she has done alot..and doesn’t play politics..last keep ur idiotic ideas to ur self or go hang urself

Norman Gabu: In today’s lingo, I believe one would be called a ‘side bitch ‘ and the other ‘main chick ‘

Edith Chumba: Robert please! Margaret is a respectable woman and a role model to many. The disrespect you are portraying is unnecessary and you should apologise.

While other people struggle getting up on a Monday morning, others proactively attack it and set about their business. Willis Raburu is one guy who certainly does enjoy attacking his Monday Morning and especially when it comes to getting his haircut…(who gets a haircut that early on Monday morning?). Here is that photo

Cupid must have clouted hard his arrow of love on Kenyan celebrities! Three months to go till the year ends and how many celeb weddings have we witnessed??

The week before last week, it was a Symbua Mwele, another Royal Media’s potent journalist, who dominated headlines when she exchanged vows with Ex-SONU Chairman David Osiany.

Even before Symbua could came back from her honeymoon, another Citizen TV personality walked down the aisle with Mr. Right.

Citizen TV’s Fashion Watch panelist, Annabel Onyango, last Saturday wedded Sauti Sol’s manager, , Marek Fuchs.

The wedding was held at The Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf Resort in Naivasha and the household names that showed up adhered to Annabel’s specification; black dress code.

It was indeed a colorful event. What do you expect of a fashion stylist’s wedding?

Never has the idiom a loose cannon so been zealously exemplified than in the person of Gatundu South MP Moses Kamau Kuria. The Hon. Kuria even beats Duale to the game with his utterances which clearly have always landed him in controversy one press conference or rally after another.

Staying true to his rabble rousing credentials, the MP was in a confessional mood when he said that him and Martha Karua were involved in procuring witnesses to fix Ruto for the ICC. How Kuria thought his statements helped the situation is only a matter his mind can decipher, However, what was evident is that the Narc Party Leader Martha Karua was not going to take such allegations lying down. the Iron Lady of Kenyan Politics through her lawyer Gitobu Imanyara has said she will sue the MP in Kenya and at the Hague denying ever talked or dealt with the controversial MP. You know it is showtime since noe  of these individuals has a reputation for backing down we can only wait for Moses Kuria’s response.

Morning everybody, are we not lucky to have seen the second last Monday of the month? I mean some scientists were purporting that some sort of Armageddon was supposed to happen over the weekend!! Anyway here in Kenyan it’s all about teachers this teachers that… Education crisis is dominating headlines across the nation. Isn’t it time children go back to school? Brushing that aside, below are the hottest stories we have for you this morning:

#1Jalango Busted Drooling Over A Pretty Girl Who Posted Something Nasty About Her Private Part (Photos)

#2Drama As Singer Ala C Is Busted By A Rumored Girlfriend Cheating On Her In A Gay Club

#3A Show Of Might As Kidero,Kabogo and Hassan Joho Rallies Their Troops

#4Willy Paul Is Mad!

#5This Is Why Gor Mahia Fans Will Soon Be Forced To Drink Lot Of Keroche Breweries’ Products

#6Etemesi’s Tales | How I Was Viciously Attacked By The Boyfriend Of My Crush

#7Maina Kageni Got His, Shaffie Weru also and It’s About Time You got Yours Too

#8This Is What Carol Radull Got As Birthday Gift From Her Husband.

#9Maina Kageni Must Be Choking With Envy After Seeing What Arsenal Winger Theo Walcott Did For Carol Radull

#1033 Weeks Pregnant Janet Mbugua Throws Caution To The Wind And Wears This Unlikely Outfit (Photos)

Social Media whistle-blower Robert Alai is back at it again.. Disturbing our Sunday hangovers with a sobering video of a public servant abusing his power and physically assaulting a man of lesser power and authority. Much like the explosive Hon. Alfred Keter video he shared some months back… Also on a Sunday!

The one-minute grainy clip,which was obviously shot via mobile phone,shows a rather disorderly crowd surrounding a building entrance. The video is then zoomed in to show a man dressed in a white baggy shirt and black trousers violently man handling another man dressed in a Security Guard blue uniform.

Film and stage actress Lizz Njagah Konstantaras(Phew!) is preggys! And she took to Instagram to break the good news to the world… With her Greek hubby,and bearer of that mouthful of a name,holding onto her bulging baby bump.

After years of gracing us with flawless performances both on TV and on stage,Lizz Njagah looks like she’s about to slow down… And enter into a more exciting chapter of her life; raising a child and building a family.

Controversial blogger Njoki Chege,also known as City Girl in the column she writes for The Daily Nation,teaching girls how to be gold diggers and men how to be effective cheaters,was harassed and mistreated at the Westgate Mall where she had gone to collect a feature story.

Njoki,who is never shy of making her feelings clear and attacking individuals she loathes and/or finds irrational,claimed in her latest City Girl article that she and some cameramen had been asked by her employer,Nation Media Group,to go to Westgate Mall,do a study of the place,take photos and proceed to do a promotional story on Westgate in the coming weeks.

Football star and local bad boy Jamal Mohammed,who,whenever he is in the Country,will be found attending all hippie gigs dressed like a weirdo and smoking himself wild,has leveled some attacks against his fellow Europe-based players calling them selfish and fame-seeking.

Jamal,through a Facebook post,written in a mixture of Sheng and Swahili sanifu,took issue with Kenyan International players who he urged to do more to help other amazing local talent make it abroad too.

Wangari Maathai once said “It’s the little things citizens do that will make the difference. My little thing is planting trees”.

And this very quote is the reason why the #mylittlething campaign was launched by her daughter Wanjira Mathai in her memory, 9 days ahead of her death anniversary . The campaign aims at celebrating the seemingly little things that make a huge difference.

And TV mogul Oprah Winfrey has joined this campaign sharing the photo below with the caption,” In remembrance of Wangari Maathai, #mylittlething is educating girls to become leaders in their families, in their communities and in our world.”