Mutswenje Priscah, born in the vibrant village of Imbiakalo, Kakamega North, Kenya, in 1986, is a dynamic individual whose journey weaves together a tapestry of academic achievements, professional endeavors, and a passion for creativity. As the daughter of Atlight Owano, a dedicated agribusiness lady, and Shem Makwali Mutswenje, a respected former primary school teacher, Priscah's early life was marked by a rich blend of discipline and learning.
Being the second born in a family of eight siblings – Helen Bakhoya, Nancy Muyumia Elizabeth, Consolata Okobola, Eunice Buronya, Isaac Mukhwana, Augustine Barasa, and Marcella Mukabana – Priscah embraced her role as a sibling with warmth and responsibility.
Her educational journey commenced at Imbiakalo Primary School, where her agility and quick learning abilities became evident. Moving on to Lukume Primary School and sitting for the KCPE in 2000, she demonstrated her academic prowess by scoring an impressive 335 marks out of 700.
Priscah's secondary education at St. Patrick's Bukhakunga Secondary School showcased her dedication to academic excellence. Despite starting at the bottom ten, she climbed the ranks to become one of the top 5 students. Unsatisfied with her initial KCSE results, she took a supplementary exam the following year, achieving a B Plus and earning admission to Kenyatta University in 2006.
At Kenyatta University, Priscah pursued a Bachelor of Education in Arts, majoring in English and Literature. Graduating in 2010 with a Lower Division, she embarked on a career in education, teaching at Yattastar Private Girls School, Banana Hill Girls, and later at Chawia High School, Mwatate, Taita Taveta, after being hired by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).
Beyond her dedication to education, Priscah is a versatile individual. An avid reader and accomplished author, she has written poetry, oral literature, written literature, and readers series. Her entrepreneurial spirit is evident in her engagement in business, farming, and academic writing. Serving as a mentor, Priscah has actively contributed to the growth of students in singing, writing, and life skills.
A mother of two children, Trizah Naliaka and Authur Wanyotta, Priscah is not only a strict and determined individual but also a content creator on three channels – edutainmentforus, mutswenjedancesandsinging, and prissyforlife. Her content covers English and Literature instruction, Fasihi, farming, dances, singing, drama, and general life.
Priscah's journey reflects her go-getter attitude, strategic mindset, and enterprising spirit. As she dreams of working internationally, her impact as a mentor, educator, and content creator continues to inspire those around her. A lady of iron, Priscah remains committed to her pursuits, leaving an indelible mark on the lives she touches.