Posts by Dr Joshua Wathanga

✝️ Discipling Nations: Shaping Citizens, Not Just Congregants

The single phrase — make disciples of nations — is one of the most misunderstood and neglected commands in[…]

🛡️ Integrity as Strategy: Why Ethical Leaders Last

In an age of quick wins and clever spin, integrity can seem like an old-fashioned word — more moral[…]

🌍 Servant Leadership Reclaimed: Leading with Humility in an Age of Ego

In a world obsessed with ego, image, and self-promotion, servant leadership feels almost forgotten — yet it remains one[…]

⬛🟥🟩 Patriotism and Prophecy: Heroes Who Loved Kenya Enough to Speak Truth ✝️

Mashujaa Day is a time to honour the heroes who shaped our nation — men and women whose courage,[…]

✝️ The Prophets Who Would Not Keep Quiet

In every generation, God raises men and women who refuse to be silent when truth is at stake. They[…]

🎓 Beyond Titles: Why Leadership Is About Influence, Not Position

“A successful transformational leader is one who, when targets have been met, strategies implemented according to plan, and performance[…]

✨ Here’s How USAID Left Its Mark – Final Post of the 5-Week Journey ✨

Five weeks of reflection have shown that USAID’s impact was never just about aid — it was about agency. We[…]

🌍 Building Resilient Market Systems in the Cross-border Drylands of the IGAD Region

The IGAD Drought Disaster Resilience and Sustainability Initiative (IDDRSI), supported by USAID, was born from the 2011 Nairobi Summit’s[…]

🌐 CAADP’s Backbone: USAID/Policy LINK

Behind many visible milestones of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) is an often-hidden engine: backbone support. Through USAID/Policy[…]

🌍 Ethiopia’s Lowlands: From Fragmented Efforts to a Shared Resilience Agenda

The drylands of Ethiopia—spanning Afar, Somali, Oromia, and South Omo—cover more than half the nation’s land and sustain a[…]