by Jackie Wahome | Mar 7, 2025 | Historical doodles, The Doodling Lawyer
Imagine a Kenya where the courage of women never shaped its history. A Kenya where Mekatilili wa Menza never raised her fists against colonial oppression, where Field Marshal Muthoni never picked up a rifle, where Wambui Otieno never ran through the forests carrying...
by Jackie Wahome | Feb 21, 2025 | The Doodling Lawyer
MozFest House in Lusaka, Zambia, that was held in November 2024, wasn’t just another event—it was a festival of ideas, a playground for the curious, and a reminder that technology, policy, and civic engagement are deeply intertwined. Unlike a conventional conference,...
by Jackie Wahome | Feb 14, 2025 | Policy Doodles, The Doodling Lawyer
Does the government have to get involved in my relationship? Love is supposed to be all about butterflies, heart emojis, and grand romantic gestures, right? Well, governments have something to say about that! Behind every fairy-tale wedding, dramatic breakup, and...
by Jackie Wahome | Feb 7, 2025 | Policy Doodles, The Doodling Lawyer
The phrase “Nothing is certain except death and taxes” has never felt more literal (cue collective WUEH!). Taxation is supposed to fuel national development, but somehow, our current system feels less like nation-building and more like an elaborate heist. Despite the...
by Jackie Wahome | Jan 21, 2025 | Inspiring Tales
Sometime back, I found myself in Lusaka, Zambia. The trip there is a whole story, but the short version is this: our flight got insanely delayed ✈, we were dumped at Harare airport for hours ⏳, I bought an $8 sandwich because I was dying of hunger, and when we finally...
