This month, Paula interviewed Jessica Martin, an activist against dating violence, a non-active member of TEAR (Teens Experiencing Abusive Relationships) and author of the Christian Lady’s Dating Constitution, available on www.dating-constitution.com. Great book! What made you decide to write this? I... More

Erere Abayowa, née Ojakovo, is a writer who has blessed many with her words on Light Her Lamp, a blog she has been running since 2006. In this written interview, she shares her thoughts on life, love and literary things. I ‘met’ Erere in 2007, first on Blogger and then on The Early Risers’... More

Prepare myself for marriage or improve myself in marriage (Proverbs 31:11). In 2010, by God’s grace, I will begin to remind myself of the fact that if God has not called me to be single, then I am created to be someone’s missing rib. I will conduct myself appropriately. I will no longer flirt, as... More

by Cynthia Banda. It is already almost a year since we talked about having a virtuous 2009. Time has truly flown. Here we are again, evaluating our year. Have we loved others and stayed true to ourselves and to our God? Are we still carrying the issues we purposed to get rid of at the end of the year?... More

This month, Yakuti spoke to Jackie Mugane, the Assistant Senior Pastor at the African Nazarene University (ANU) Chapel. Jackie holds a B.Th from ANU and is currently enrolled in Daystar University’s Masters in Media and Communications programme. She is passionate about mentoring young women, spiritual... More

This October, Virtue is Possible features Imat Akelo-Opio, the 4th Runner Up in the Miss Africa USA 2008 pageant. Define “woman”, according to Imat. Woman is truth, strength, love, integrity, the vine from which her family sprouts forth. She is wise, humble, understanding, a visionary, a true friend,... More

Nkatha Gatuma is an achiever no matter which way you look at it. Most people know her as a renowned gospel singer and songwriter with two albums to her name, but she is also an award-winning humanitarian whose organization, Woman of Paradise, spearheads the fight against Female Genital Mutilation in... More

Enid Moraa Onkoba is a lady on a journey and firmly believes that virtue is possible. That she is a virtuous woman works well to highlight her already-present beauty and elegance. Every single time I met her, except for one occasion, she was travelling out of town. Kitale, Meru, and some town in Tanzania... More

“My parents are both pastors,” Grace begins, “so I basically grew up in a Christian home.” Despite this fact, however, and despite the fact that she had an elder sister who was a wonderful example of the Christian life, she was “just a wrong number.” Her sister was three years older than... More

by Cynthia Banda I love working for Yakuti. But I remember wanting to scream when I got a call this morning saying that the interview I had painstakingly conducted a few weeks ago, the one for which I woke up at some odd hour, the one I did when I had a cold, the one for which I had a wonderful story,... More