Kalunde Talks

Natalie Sifuma, a Kenyan communication professional shares her experience in storytelling. Natalie is currently the Head of Content at Paukwa Stories, a Kenyan story house that celebrates Kenyan culture, people, and places through stories.

Natalie is also a creative storyteller with published work on various publications and platforms such as Omenana Magazine, Kalahari Review, Nipe Story, Africa in Dialogue, and Debunk Media to name a few.

She Tweets as @sifumawrites

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The idea with these Storytelling Twitter Spaces is that every two weeks, we set aside 60 minutes to gain tips, lessons and pointers on the art of storytelling and content creation. This space is for anyone: individuals, businesses, organisations keen to learn how to become better storytellers.

Follow me on Twitter @eunicekkilonzo

Hello,

My name is Eunice, I am a multimedia storyteller and love to find and tell stories. For the next 40 minutes or so I want to talk about the art of #Storytelling

It is not a process, method, or technique.

It's an art.

That requires creativity, vision, skill, and practice.

And the five questions you need to ask to become a better storyteller. Listen in!

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The idea with these Storytelling Twitter Spaces is that every two weeks, we set aside 60 minutes to gain tips, lessons and pointers on the art of storytelling and content creation. This space is for anyone: individuals, businesses, organisations keen to learn how to become better storytellers. Follow me on Twitter @eunicekkilonzo