Tom Osanjo
Tom Osanjo is a Kenyan journalist working with an INGO in Nairobi. He was the 2009 Joel Belz International Media Fellow and the 2017 Coaching and Leadership Fellow, which is a programme offered by The Media Project and the Poynter Institute. His works have been published around the world, and when he is not working, Tom is engaged in church activities and supporting Gor Mahia Football Club. He can be reached on tomosanjo@yahoo.com
Off-track, little prospect of improvement

Off-track, little prospect of improvement

by Tom Osanjo | Nov 19, 2019

SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth The ogre of corruption looms over Africa, reducing the continent’s chance of meeting SDG 8 by 2030 By Tom Osanjo According to the UN Development Programme (UNDP), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are intended to promote...

Mismanagement: the bane of African football

Mismanagement: the bane of African football

by Tom Osanjo | Dec 6, 2018

The beautiful game has transformed the lives of many African football stars, but maladministration at home means these players have to go overseas to shine Like many visitors before him, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg did the tour of Mama Oliech’s, a “must visit”...

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Tom Osanjo
Tom Osanjo is a Kenyan journalist working with an INGO in Nairobi. He was the 2009 Joel Belz International Media Fellow and the 2017 Coaching and Leadership Fellow, which is a programme offered by The Media Project and the Poynter Institute. His works have been published around the world, and when he is not working, Tom is engaged in church activities and supporting Gor Mahia Football Club. He can be reached on tomosanjo@yahoo.com
Mismanagement: the bane of African football

Mismanagement: the bane of African football

by Tom Osanjo | Dec 6, 2018 |

The beautiful game has transformed the lives of many African football stars, but maladministration at home means these players have to go overseas to shine Like many visitors before him, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg did the tour of Mama Oliech’s, a “must visit”...