A publication of a travel to Garissa called " A wild reality" for @klimareporter.in
Ist dir der Name Kevin Ochieng ein Begriff? Der 24-jährige Kenianer.
The project speaks on how nature and humans are affected to long Drought spells in the Northern part of Kenya.
Your vote is powerful but only when it is informed.
🎥 The Power of an Informed Vote explores civic education, political awareness, and why citizen participation matters beyond election day.
Watch. Reflect. Engage.
#WhyYourVoteMatters#ThePowerOfAnInformedVote@NIMDKenya
🎙️ Episode 1: Beyond the Ballot, is now live on The People’s Baraza Podcast!
Hosted by @ngina.mualuko in conversation with @ongoya_fidel_castro_hill, this episode explores civic responsibility, public participation, accountability
@NIMDKenya
10 facts about Kenya’s elections every citizen should know 🇰🇪
Voter education is essential before, during and after every election. As citizens, it’s our civic responsibility to understand how the electoral process works.
#ThePeoplesBaraza
Speaking to communities across Nairobi through The People’s Baraza, we set out to truly understand what democracy means as a human right and every citizen’s civic responsibility.👌🏾 #ThePeoplesBaraza
Welcome to The People’s Baraza.
A digital storytelling and dialogue campaign inspired by the traditional baraza, where communities came together to discuss the issues that matter most to them. Discussions around democracy, governance and civic participation.
#ThePeoplesBaraza
In Dancing Beyond Borders, our upcoming documentary, we follow the work being done in Kakuma Refugee Camp by @chezachezadance where role models from within the community are trained as dance coaches. These coaches create safe spaces for children to express themselves.
ChezaCheza School Cup 2025 🕺💥🥳
A celebration of vibrant talent in Kenyan schools! Students showcased their skills, stories & confidence built through Social-Emotional Learning & dance. 🌟
Our 1st-ever School Cup builds on the spirit of the annual Endless Energy Dance Festival
Every day in begins and ends in motion.
We move with purpose — to work, to school, to markets, to meet friends, to make life happen. From the early morning arrival of electric buses at the stage, to the quiet steps of people heading home mobility connects us.
#RISEAfrica
On this day, a team of over 50 specialists from KNH successfully separated conjoined twins, Blessing and Favour, in a complex 23-hour surgery — the first sacrophagal twin separation in Sub-Saharan Africa.
QUICKMART OTC (Downtown Nairobi) is less than 600 metres from Kamukunji Police Station. In fact, it's a 5-minute walking distance. It was looted yesterday evening into the night.
But surprisingly, no policeman was in sight. No thief was shot at or nothing. What they know best is shooting at unarmed protestors, hawkers and k!lling inside police cells.
Thank You Standard Digital for saying it as it is: Criminals masquerading as peaceful protestors. Most of these acts were strategic.
The Wan Tam regime is really desperate to paint GenZs and Millenials and vay0lent, and it is not working. Unlike before, when the opposition led the protests which yielded nothing save for Raila's interests; the youth of Kenya have pumped in a fresh wake up call to everyone since last year- that it is possible to protest peacefully and send the entire government into disorganization- armed with a phone, a bottle of water, a song and a Kenyan flag.
Kenyans are equally more wiser. I have watched an live coverage on TV where OTC people are blaming it all on the government. Strategically pulling off the police, and infiltrating the protests with g0ons. GenZs were not even protesting in downtown Nairobi. They were right within the uptown CBD.
A day to the protests, the same government ran a hashtag saying #IStandWithPolice. Kasongo himself congratulated the police for a good work done. Immediately after- he was slapped with joint letter by 13 powerful foreign missions (embassies) which he received in shock. The world was watching Kenya.
It's a government against its own people. If they think that such acts will make Kenyans cry for police's protection, or brand GenZs as vay0lent, ole wao. The government and their policemen are tainted beyond salvaging.
State house has been allocated 12 billion for the financial year and the whole school feeding program in the country has been allocated 3 billion in the same budget. Let that sink in.
#RutoMustGo
Today was slated to be a memorial day for 60+ Kenyans who died in last year's June 25th Anti-Finance Bill protests,but turned into a full blown protest for us the Kenyan people to voice our displeasure against this regime.
#SiriNiNumbers#OccupyStatehouse2025