JrBranndon

Life Skills Coach, Athlete & Proud Farmer 🌿

[Amref Health Africa in Kenya @Amref_Kenya]

Today, we hosted a team from @NLinKenya through the #Future4Binti programme in Narok County. We visited our local implementing partner @AfyAfrika, the Gender Technical Working Group and the community champions.

The visit gave us a chance to exchange ideas on strengthening programme implementation and explore future collaborative initiatives.
#ProtectHerFuture

[World Food Programme @WFP]

Hunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of warHunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of warHunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of warHunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of warHunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of warHunger is NOT a weapon.

Conflict remains one of the biggest drivers of hunger and malnutrition worldwide.

UN Resolution 2417 is a landmark resolution that condemns the use of starvation as a weapon of war.

[World Food Programme @WFP]

📍#Somalia: Nearly 2 million children are facing acute malnutrition, while conflict, displacement and drought continue to push families deeper into crisis.

Yet this WFP warehouse stands empty, and @WFP_Somalia teams can barely support 1 in 10 people in acute need.

More support is urgently needed to help avert catastrophe.

[Amref Health Africa in Kenya @Amref_Kenya]

We applaud all the stakeholders supporting #Future4Binti for working effortlessly towards creating safe spaces for young people.

We believe young people have what it takes to end harmful practices!

#ProtectHerFuture

@NLinKenya @PlanKenya @equalitynow

[Dieudonne HARAGIRIMANA @diharagirimana]

AFRICA FOOD SYSTEMS FORUM 2026, A PLATFORM FOR THE AGRICULTURE WE WANT TO BUILD

Agriculture is no longer simply a way of life, it is becoming a dynamic business sector driven by innovation, technology, investment, entrepreneurship, and knowledge.

As Africa works to build stronger and more resilient food systems, we need farmers who can turn opportunities into viable enterprises, young people who see agriculture as a career and investment opportunity, innovators developing practical solutions, and investors willing to support ideas that can transform communities.

That is why I am proud to be part of the conversation around #AFSForum2026, taking place in Kigali, Rwanda, from 31 August to 4 September 2026.

Under the theme “Investing in Africa’s Agri-Food Systems: Nourishing Nations, Growing Jobs, Building Resilience,” the Forum will bring together leaders, farmers, businesses, investors, youth, researchers, innovators, and other food-system actors from Africa and beyond.

For me, this is more than an event. It is an opportunity to ask important questions:

👉 How can we make agriculture more profitable for farmers?
👉 How can we unlock more investment and finance for agri-food businesses?
👉 How can innovation and technology create opportunities for Africa’s young people?
👉 How do we build food systems that are productive, sustainable, inclusive, and resilient?

The farmers of tomorrow will not only grow crops and raise livestock, they will build enterprises, create jobs, drive economies, and shape more resilient food systems.

The future of African agriculture will be built through action, investment, innovation, and partnerships.

If you want to be part of this transformation Register today : https://t.co/8ipz3ZHvBr

📍 Kigali, Rwanda
📅 31 August – 4 September 2026

#AFSForum2026

[Demi Farms @demi_farm]

Do you know how much an acre of groundnuts yield?

Groundnut farming requires warm climates (25°C to 30°C), well-drained sandy loam soils, and 500–600 mm of rainfall. Plant certified seeds 5 cm deep at the start of the rains, spacing rows 30–45 cm apart. Harvest after 3 to 4.5 months when leaves turn yellow.

[Citizen TV Kenya @citizentvkenya]

Mpango wa ‘Future 4 Binti’

Vijana kutoka kaunti 10 wajadili changamoto za maisha

Kampeni dhidi ya ukeketaji na ndoa za utotoni Kajiado

#SemaNaCitizen

[Dieudonne HARAGIRIMANA @diharagirimana]

Many farmers push harder every season, more fertilizer, more ploughing, more effort, yet yields continue to decline. Why?

Because productivity does not start with seeds. It starts with soil health.

When soil loses organic matter, it loses structure, moisture retention, and biological life. Crops struggle not because they lack chemicals, but because the soil ecosystem is weak.

Regenerative Agriculture changes this mindset. Instead of forcing the land to produce, we restore it. Through mulching, composting, reduced tillage, crop diversity, and proper grazing management, farmers rebuild soil fertility naturally.

Under the RA–PURE initiative of the Power for Food Partnership (P4FP), farmers are learning that long-term productivity depends on regeneration, not exploitation.

You cannot harvest abundance from exhausted land.
But you can regenerate it, and harvest sustainably for years to come.

#P4FP
#RA_PURE

[Kate Mwihaki @KateMwihaki]

After using @SafaricomPLC home internet for over 8 years, I finally have given up on the poor services - Slow internet & customer care nowadays is stressful.

Can someone give me a better option - I'm done!!! 🫴

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

This is how blueberries are harvested at peak ripeness.

[Dieudonne HARAGIRIMANA @diharagirimana]

Happy New Month.

Welcome to March, the month of momentum. No more waiting. No more overthinking. This is your sign to take action, stay consistent, & push forward with confidence.

Start now. Improve daily. Finish strong

[Worldly @WorldlyHQ]

They are genius in cooking.

[World Food Forum Rwanda Chapter @WffRwanda]

Happy International Youth Day!

Today, we honor Rwanda’s young leaders at the forefront of sustainable agriculture and innovation.
We support their efforts to develop bold solutions that ensure a food-secure future where no one is left behind.
#IYD2025

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

If you see potential in goat or sheep farming, like and repost!

[Power to Youth Kenya @Power2YouthKe]

Happy International #YouthDay✨

Today & beyond, we're celebrating the passion of several #Power2YouthKE change makers like Susan.

✅Youth empowerment is crucial for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
#IYD2025

📽️https://t.co/yLP5SGl2Iy

@GBVnet @GPtoEndFGM

[Power to Youth Kenya @Power2YouthKe]

As #Power2YouthKE, We are heartbroken by the loss of our colleagues and all lives lost in the @AMREFFlyingDocs tragedy. Our thoughts and deepest condolences go out to their families during this time of profound sorrow. May they rest in peace. #StandingWithAFD #AFDFallenHeroes

[Worldly @WorldlyHQ]

I know you have a bucket at your home, if so, fill it with organic soil then put the seeds into the soil, then wait for an amazing results

[Power to Youth Kenya @Power2YouthKe]

At #Power2YouthKE, we recognize the need to include & engage young people as partners for driving the social & policy reform agenda to promote gender equality.

Subscribe & learn from our youth champions 💪-https://t.co/Neq7HZRe3k

Happy Friday & lovely weekend! @Amref_Kenya