The Future of Storytelling: Beyond Reading and Writing
The written word shaped civilizations, preserved history, and served as a vessel for knowledge. As we step further into the digital age, there’s an undeniable shift occurring—one that suggests the future of storytelling and knowledge-sharing may no longer rely so heavily on traditional reading and writing.
From ‘By Ntha’ to ‘Kwathu Kollective’: A Journey of Necessary Growth
What started as by Ntha in 2013–just a blog to document life and share my journey–has grown into something I never could have imagined.Over the years, what began as storytelling became a space to help other young people step into digital media, personal branding, and creative careers. That’s how the Ntha Foundation was born–and seeing it grow from training 30 people to reaching thousands has been one of the greatest joys of my life. Now, as we expand globally, Kwathu Kollective will carry the heart of this work at home in Africa–empowering creators and innovators right where it all began. I’m truly grateful to everyone who’s been part of this.
As You Set Out for ‘Ithaka’: By C.P. Cavafy
There are pieces of art and literature that stay with us, quietly shaping the way we see the world. For me, that piece is “Ithaka” by C.P. Cavafy.
Tens: Book Series
‘By the End of Your Teens’—my first book, is more than just a book to me; it was the beginning of a deeply personal series that reflects my journey through the different stages of life. I wrote BTEOYT as a stand-alone book, but quickly realised this would become my most meaningful work—a series as I navigate life. I am presently rewriting BTEOYT, and I intend to immediately after start writing ‘Traversing the Terrible Twenties’, to be published as I turn 30. Welcome to ‘The Tens’ series.
