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Asunta Wagura
- November 9, 2025
Why I Drag My God Everywhere—Even to the Gas Station
Let’s be honest—faith isn’t always tidy or poetic. It’s raw, human, and sometimes awkward. Juliet…
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- November 8, 2025
A Letter from a Wounded Heart
Dear Boy, I don’t even know how to feel about you anymore. There was a…
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- November 8, 2025
And to the Woman of Kabila – Really?
A Home Built on Love, Destroyed by Betrayal Meg, today I speak directly to you—from…
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- November 7, 2025
Because I Am Beautiful
Thanks to You, Beautiful and Awesome One So, if you carry the signature, we all…
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- November 7, 2025
Men, Women, Girls, Mirrors, and the Rear — The Great Gender Divide
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but checking and shaking the rear is…
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- November 2, 2025
GIVE ME FLOWERS now -Not when am gone-Thanks you
Reflections on "Tell Me I'm Beautiful": A Heart's Homecoming-Oh, how this piece stirred and refreshed…
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- October 28, 2025
Oh Happy Day — It Is a Girl!
There are moments in life when time pauses—when every sound fades, every worry melts, and…
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- August 4, 2025
Welcome to the 6th Floor — Who Let Me In?
I woke up at 4:30 a.m. with a start, unsure if I’d overslept—or just overshot…
I’m Asunta Wagura — a mother, HIV advocate, and founder of the Kenya Network of Women with AIDS (KENWA). After being diagnosed with HIV in 1988, I turned what seemed like a death sentence into a mission to give hope and voice to women living with the virus.
