Wanjiku Kariuki

Children belong in loving and nurturing families, not orphanages or institutions! Period!

[Khusboo Tayal @KhusbooT14835]

The engineer who built Claude Code just dropped a 28-minute video on how to write prompts that actually work

I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what he shows in the first 10 minutes

CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, prompting patterns

all in one video and completely free works whether you're a developer, a beginner, or someone who's been using Claude for months.

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

This is brilliant.
♥️ 🎶🎻

[Social DevelopmentGP @gpgSocDev]

[𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐍𝐨𝐰]

📍#Day1 of the Inaugural Care Reform Summit 2025 is underway at #Northriding co-hosted by @1child1family together with @The_DSD and @gpgSocDev

#CareReformSummit2025
#ChildProtection #FamilyBasedCare #CareReformSummit #GrowingGautengTogether

[One Child One Family - Hope and Homes SA @1child1family]

READ: The Minister of @The_DSD, Ms Nokuzola @SisisiTolashe, has called on all sectors of society to unite in transforming South Africa’s childcare system to place families at the centre of child protection, care, and development.
https://t.co/TiE1p4mCU7

[One Child One Family - Hope and Homes SA @1child1family]

#Day2 of the #CareReformSummit started with reflections on the key learnings from Day 1 — a day that built our shared understanding of what it takes to achieve care reform and family-based care in South Africa.

From explored how family-based, nurturing care supports the realisation of children’s rights and sustainable development. Day 1 reminded us that care reform begins with strengthening families. We continue the journey today, committed to a future where every child grows up in a safe, loving family. 💛 @gpgSocDev @The_DSD

#CareReformSummit2025 #CareReform #FamilyBasedCare #ChildProtection #Deinstitutionalisation #HopeAndHomesForChildren

[Department Social Development🇿🇦 @The_DSD]

Both supported deinstitutionalization but emphasized different benefits:
Aliya focused on children's rights, emotional development, and the long-term sustainability of community-based care.
Thando highlighted the importance of relationships, cultural identity, and financial stability through community support.
Together, they reinforced that family- and community-based care is the right and sustainable path forward.
#DSDPortfolioAtWork #CareReform #ChildProtection #FamilyStrengthening

[Department Social Development🇿🇦 @The_DSD]

"Early support can prevent the abuse of children. Keeping children safe is a universal requirement." Minister of Social Development, Nokuzola Sisisi Tolashe
Minister Tolashe delivered these remarks during her Ministerial Keynote Address at the South African National Care Reform Summit, currently underway at The Garden Venue in Johannesburg.
She underscored the central role of families in raising and protecting children:
"The current view that government must take care of children is skewed. Families need to take a central role in parenting, while government provides education and other essential services."
The Minister also encouraged the adoption of context-specific solutions, cautioning against one-size-fits-all approaches:
"We must promote local solutions at all times and recognise that what works in one context will not work for all countries."
Today(13 November 2025) marks Day 2, the final day of the Summit.
#DSDPortfolioAtWork #CareReform #ChildProtection #FamilyStrengthening

[One Child One Family - Hope and Homes SA @1child1family]

The Care Reform Summit 2025 will be co-hosted
@1child1family, together with the @The_DSD and @gpgSocDev.

This important summit brings together government, civil society, and child protection leaders to:
• Strengthen family- and community-based care solutions
• Mobilise collective action for sustainable care reform
• Promote accountability and collaboration across sectors

RSVP: In-person attendance is now full, but you can still join us online. https://t.co/xbRHePQae2

Together, we’re shaping the future of care reform in South Africa, ensuring that every child grows up in a safe, loving family environment.

[Wanjiku Kariuki @BWKariuki]

@TheAfricaReport I thoroughly enjoyed this debate - very insightful debate! What a panel!!

[The Africa Report @TheAfricaReport]

LIVE Join us to debate whether the end of the Western consensus is a chance for Africa... or does the multi-polar world hold more threats than opportunities?
Put your questions in the comments below, the best ones will be read out to our panellists
https://t.co/8q4H2cTxYq

[Wanjiku Kariuki @BWKariuki]

What a lively debate ... lots of food for thought!

[The Africa Report @TheAfricaReport]

LIVE Join us, as we debate whether the end of the West is a benefit to Africa
https://t.co/ij8Zxwssga

[Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center @EJSCenter]

We are in Marrakech for the 2025 Ibrahim Governance Weekend, hosted by the @Mo_IbrahimFdn

As leaders from across Africa and the globe gather to explore “Financing the Africa We Want,” the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development stands firmly behind calls for smarter, more sustainable financing, and inclusive systems that uplift women’s leadership at every level. From unlocking domestic resources to attracting smarter investments, one thing is clear: Africa’s development must center women’s leadership.

Tune in and be part of the conversation: 🔗 https://t.co/pAW9qEtu0a

#FinancingAfrica #MIFMarrakech #EJSCenter #WomenInLeadership

[Mo Ibrahim Foundation @Mo_IbrahimFdn]

In an era of declining #foreignaid, how can Africa unlock its own resources to accelerate its development? 🤔

That’s the question we’ll be asking at this year’s Ibrahim Governance Weekend, our flagship event that brings together leaders from across the continent. #MIFMarrakech