When Grace Kasera quit her job in the NGO sector, many saw it as a risky move. Leaving behind stable employment after years of professional work appeared, to some, like a step backward. But for Kasera, the decision was driven by a deeper calling, family, purpose and a vision to transform how ordinary households cook….
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