I am an experienced diplomat and researcher with a Master's degree in International Studies from the University of Nairobi. My work spans across international diplomacy, strategic foresight, and research, where I continuously explore how global dynamics shape governance and policy. As a regular columnist at the Centre for Diplomatic Insights, I analyze complex international affairs through a multidimensional lens, offering deep perspectives on global trends, geopolitics, and economic relations. My articles, available here, accentuate my commitment to providing insights that inform policy and diplomacy in an increasingly interconnected world.

In addition to my writing, I serve as a volunteer and grants writer at the University of Nairobi's African Centre for the Study of the US (ACSUS), contributing to critical conversations on Africa-US relations and global partnerships. I am also deeply passionate about education advocacy as a board member of Tuelimishe Vijana, an organization focused on leveling the playing field through equitable education opportunities for young people. I believe education is the ultimate equalizer, and through my involvement, I help drive strategic initiatives to ensure more access to quality education for all.

When I'm not working, I am an avid reader and thinker, constantly challenging myself to understand how radical globalization and liberalism are reshaping the global order. My work as a private researcher and strategic foresight expert allows me to envision future geopolitical scenarios and help organizations navigate emerging global trends. Whether through research, writing, or advocacy, my mission is to contribute meaningfully to a world where diplomacy, education, and forward-thinking policy solutions pave the way for sustainable global development.