The third SAFIRI Fellowship training and seminar concluded on a deeply reflective note, as digital creators under the programme participated in intensive inner healing sessions centered on self-discovery, self-awareness, and forgiveness.
As creators and leaders, we can only build meaningful influence and shape narratives that uplift, inspire, and inform society when our minds are clear and our hearts are free. True leadership begins with healing from within.
Attending the @LawSocietyofKe's 3-day electoral sensitization training in Kisumu, with insightful, and engaging participation with advocates, community leaders and civic educators on peaceful participation ahead of 2027.
The slap trended for weeks, inspiring countless "Ayaya Kidero you've slapped me" memes.
Both leaders later chose not to push the matter further, as they amicably settled it.
On 6th September 2013, Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero was caught on camera slapping Women Rep Rachel Shebesh during a heated confrontation at City Hall. The video and photos spread like wildfire, sparking heated debates nationwide on respect, gender, and political decorum.
On 29 December 2021, National Assembly Minority Leader John Mbadi got into a fistfight with Sigowet-Soin MP Benard Koros during a heated vote on the Political Parties Amendment Bill, 2021.
The fight started when Koros tried to vote on behalf of an absent MP, which Mbadi opposed, saying it was against procedure. Mbadi alleges Koros bit his finger, and in response Mbadi punched Koros, injuring him in the eye.
Thanks to Universal Lighthouse through Madam CEO Emmilly Akech, who came through for him. I am incredibly touched.
📸 Photo & Story credit to Universal Lighthouse, Kisumu.
This man Collins, built his own prosthetic legs after losing both in a tragic fire at his home in Kisumu County. With no access to rehabilitation, prosthetic services, or any formal support. By using pieces of wood and plastics, he created his legs....
to help him walk again and also restore his sense of dignity and independence.
He was determined to move again without anyone's help. He wanted to beat the odds and aim at his dreams with vigor. Collins relied solely on his own courage and creativity.
On February 14, 2001, Rongo MP Ochillo Ayacko, Rangwe MP Shem Ochuodho, engaged in a fistfight in the corridors of Parliament. The clash reportedly started after Ochuodho accused Ayacko of hiring goons to disrupt his meetings back in the constituency.
Tempers flared, and soon blows were exchanged near the toilets of the August House. Ochuodho later claimed that Ayacko hit him with an object, leaving him unconscious. Ayacko however, maintained he only slapped his colleague after being provoked.