Ndini Kimisera-Sika

Ndini Kimisera-Sika.

I used to love to wake up with my mother going to milk, using, you know, the traditional guard to milk the cows while we sing for our cows.

And then hoping they'll give more milk because we are singing to them.

That's Danini Kimsera Sikar.

We actually get the opportunity to sit around the bonfire as a family while eating together and singing together and enjoying, you know, the stories from our elders, our ancestors.

I shifted to this modern world.

And that brings me back to what can we do better to maintain that old village way of living, of talking to our children

and helping each other rather than being divided by all these gates that we live in now.

To me, it's just a learning to myself, but also to the world that we need to rethink humanity that way.

How can we do better as humans?

How can we collaborate more?