sad truth

It’s a stark contrast that lingers long after the dust of the rally trails has settled. In the vibrant, high-energy atmosphere of Naivasha, where the air is thick with the scent of petrol and the roar of engines, there is an underlying silence that feels heavy. It is the silence of women standing in the periphery, present in body but seemingly invisible to the men caught up in the spectacle of power and machinery.​This trend of emotional and social withdrawal isn't just about a busy weekend; it’s a reflection of a growing distance in how we relate to one another. Men often become so consumed by their pursuits—whether it’s the thrill of a race, the climb...