Florence Maluni-Kivuva

Cancer Advocate | Gender Specialist

[Tilingi 🐘 @ArapTilingi]

The Highest Point in Kenya the Batian Peak (5199M) at the top of Mount Kenya. People can hike to Point Lenana but this Point can be reached using special equipment. Aerial View Courtesy of Nashon Tambo.

[Florence Maluni-Kivuva @FMaluni]

@IsaacKalua Pole sana for the loss of your brother. May the Almighty God grant you strength during this difficult period. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

[martha kombe◢◤ @KombeMartha]

Imagine fighting cancer, raising money for treatment, taking your medicine faithfully, only to discover it may not contain the active ingredient meant to treat you.

Counterfeiting is not the problem; It is a health justice, patient safety and trust problem.

[Strength For Today! #ShepherdsDiary @elanfaith]

Some wounds heal without a trace. Others leave a scar, a permanent reminder of what you survived. But what if the scar you wish God would erase is actually a testimony of the grace that carried you through?

There are scars you can see, and there are scars only your heart remembers. But neither has to define you. What wounded you may have changed you, but it does not have to imprison you. Your scar is proof that the wound was real, but it is also proof that the wound did not have the final word.

Do not spend your life trying to hide every scar. Some scars are sacred reminders of what God brought you through...

#PstKimeamihia

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and on Saturday, 26th September we are coming together for the 5th Edition of Be Bold Go Gold (BBGG)!

Whether you run, walk, bring your family or joining us virtually, there’s a place for you! 💛

📍 KALRO Muguga Grounds
📅 26th September 2026
🏃🏾 5KM | 10KM | 21KM
💛 You can participate either physically or virtually

Register today: https://t.co/O5eECNn6CX

This September... BE BOLD. GO GOLD! Because somewhere in Kenya, a child is waiting

#BeBoldGoGold
#BBGG2026
#CancerSupportinKenya
#ChildhoodCancerAwareness

[Global Goals @GlobalGoalsUN]

🚨 171 YEARS 🚨

At the current pace, that’s how long gender equality will take.

See the latest #GenderData in the Gender Snapshot 2026 report, and join our call for equal power #ForAllWomenAndGirls.

🔗 https://t.co/ilG6tTecvM

#UNGA

[Acute Leukemia Advocates Network (ALAN) @AcuteLeuk]

💚 Today is World Lymphoma Awareness Day.

Awareness helps people feel informed, connected and supported. ❤️
#WorldLymphomaAwarenessDay #WLAD2026 #Lymphoma #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth #PatientVoice #ALAN

[Engage @EngageKE]

Life is a journey of embracing imperfections and self-love. Shedding ego and accepting change, even physical, is part of becoming a better human. Love yourself, always. #SelfLove #PersonalGrowth#engageke #cancercare #storytelling

[William @WmKelleyRoddye]

Let me tell you the story first. My wife was diagnosed with stage four cancer four years ago when she fell outside our gates and received a spiral fracture to her left femur. When the surgeons went in to fix it, the found the bone was riddled with cancer. Further examination showed masses of cancer in her lung.
She had the usual rounds of chemo and radiation for such conditions.
That was about four years ago. Yesterday, the new scan results came back, and with nothing done but the initial treatments I mentioned, this one came back showing only one small lymph node 'possibly' cancerous. Everything else is gone! Gone!
The next scan will be in three months and the prognosis is excellent. PRAISE GOD!
I believe that the cumulative prayers you and others have sent up are, in large part, what is saving my wife's life. Thank you, Jesus.

[Florence Maluni-Kivuva @FMaluni]

@DonaldBKipkorir I am not speaking for Gladys Wanga, but as a survivour myself l know people whose initial diagnosis was stage 3 or 4 who have survived for more than 10 years. I can arrange for you to meet them and hear their testimonies. Thank you.

[K24TV @K24Tv]

12 years later I am here! Gladys Wanga shares her battle with cancer in emotional speech.

Read the whole story here: https://t.co/4eLsWuTn35

[Amref Health Africa @Amref_Worldwide]

At the Presidential Town Hall during the #KenyaHealthSummit2026, @daktari1 posed a critical question: What if the most important health investment we make today is preventing the healthcare costs of tomorrow?

His call? Invest not only in healthcare, but in producing health through stronger community health systems, prevention and healthier food environments.

#KHS2026 #HealthForAll @MOH_Kenya @Kemsa_Kenya @NPHIKenya

[Susan David, Ph.D. @SusanDavid_PhD]

Gentle acceptance is an essential part of showing up.

It's about giving the world permission to be as it is, because it’s only when we stop trying to control the universe that we can make peace with it.

[Jacqueline Novogratz @jnovogratz]

It is such a powerful truth: we cannot control what life gives us, but we can control how we respond to what happens to us. I've been talking to many people holding heavy burdens. Those who inspire me most do not hide from the pain, but also do not succumb to it. They greet each day anew, focus on what they can do, and somehow transform pain — and sometimes anger — into something good. And that good (eventually) comes back as strength, as courage.

I'm lucky to have such people around me. To remind me to be courageous. To be graceful. To keep trying.

[Irungu Nyakera, CBS @wnyakera]

Today I was proud to watch the All Saints Cathedral Choir from Nairobi perform at St Paul’s Cathedral in London. It was a pleasant surprise to see Pierce Brosnan of James Bond fame among those in attendance. Everyone I met had something wonderful to say about Kenya, reminding me that we have never had a Kenya problem. We have a politics problem.

[Jentezen Franklin @Jentezen]

There are people around you who will never set foot in a church. You may be the only Bible they ever read. The way you treat people, the way you respond to pressure, the way you love when it is hard — that is your testimony. Make it count.

[Florence Maluni-Kivuva @FMaluni]

I was glad to participate in this meaningful conversation with other survivors. Thank you @AFCInAfrica for the sponsorship and the emotional impact you are creating beyond cancer treatment.

[Cancer Survivors Association of Kenya @survivors_kenya]

This past weekend, in collaboration with A Fresh Chapter we had a Mizizi Workshop at CITAM Valley Road.

Learning how to Hold Space for ourselves & for each other. How to use vulnerability to create connections and community beyond the cancer treatment.

#ThrivingAgain

[Barbara Jacoby @letlifehappen]

Standing Up for Yourself After a Breast Cancer Diagnosis - Let Life Happen https://t.co/3Yx1d5yUpH

[The Blood Pressure Champion 🇺🇸🇰🇪 @zablonorina1]

In 1954, the Akamba men made more than a quarter of the Kenya police.
Interesting piece of history.

[The National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) @NGECKenya]

From eviction to inheritance battles, widows in Kenya continue to navigate systems that are often slow, silent or selective.
The Commission’s International Widows Day 2026 Statement calls for urgent action stronger protection, better enforcement, economic empowerment and real accountability.
This is about dignity. This is about justice. This is about equality.

Read the full statement;

#WidowsDay2026 #JusticeMatters #EqualityForAll #LeaveNoOneBehide #UsawaKwaWote
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