Min Boys

Make money not friends.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Three innovation hackathons provide young minds with an opportunity to collaborate, experiment and develop solutions to real challenges. Swahilipot Hub continues to demonstrate that youth are not just beneficiaries but drivers of change. #PwaniInnovationWeek

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Culture is an important part of economic transformation. By celebrating pottery, henna, Swahili attire and traditional games, Swahilipot Hub demonstrates how coastal heritage can inspire creativity and generate livelihoods. #PwaniInnovationWeek

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

The Creative Economy deserves investment, recognition and strong institutional support. Swahilipot Hub is helping showcase the incredible potential of coastal creatives while creating platforms for their talents to reach wider audiences. #PwaniInnovationWeek

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Climate in Africa should be given the attention it deserves .

[Janet Machuka @janetmachuka_]

Climate disasters don't affect everyone equally.

@Oxfam's Disaster Divide report highlights how the richest 0.1% emit more carbon than the poorest 44% combined, while vulnerable communities bear the cost.

Read: https://t.co/bmlaauOrJX

#DisasterDivide #MakeRichPollutersPay

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Three innovation hackathons, five thematic tracks and meaningful cross-border dialogues demonstrate the power of collaboration. Pwani Innovation Week is positioning coastal youth as architects of regional transformation. #SwahilipotAt10

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

A decade is a milestone, not a finish line. As Swahilipot Hub Foundation celebrates ten years, Pwani Innovation Week looks ahead to a future where coastal innovation drives inclusive prosperity. #SwahilipotAt10

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

The Deals Den investment showcase is creating opportunities for entrepreneurs to present innovative ideas, connect with investors and unlock business potential. Pwani Innovation Week is where creativity meets investment. #SwahilipotAt10

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

@shero_sheero @CrystalCF4 Ndio watoe sauti Mazuri during sex just to impress the same men they hate.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

@TonyMkenya7 From Kiambu to Migori and Mandera, The 5th Estate tells the story of three boys born on independence day. Their different opportunities raise questions about Sessional Paper No10, Kikuyu Privilege, Equalisation Party TeP and #UsawaNiSawa.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

@TonyMkenya7 The 5th Estate questions how Gitonga Ephantus allegedly accessed government road and bridge contracts while Otieno worked as his mechanic. Was Sessional Paper No10 institutionalising Kikuyu Privilege? Equalisation Party TeP asks #UsawaNiSawa.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Raymond Omollo recognises that empowering small businesses is essential to economic transformation. Supporting entrepreneurs creates opportunities for growth, employment and improved livelihoods. #CaneFarmingInNdhiwa

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Small businesses play a vital role in driving economic growth. Empowering traders, entrepreneurs and local enterprises helps create jobs and puts more income into the hands of ordinary citizens. #CaneFarmingInNdhiwa

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

The endorsement of SC James Orengo by Kwale LDP Delegates signals growing confidence in his leadership. Coast Endorses Orengo as a voice for regional interests within the Linda Mwananchi Coalition. #LDPKwaleDelegatesSpeak #OrengoStormsCoast.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Kwale LDP Delegates have made their position clear by recognising Governor James Orengo as their de facto representative in national politics. Coast Endorses Orengo to champion regional interests. #LDPKwaleDelegatesSpeak #OrengoStormsCoast.

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

The future of Ndhiwa's sugar industry depends on empowered farmers, reliable markets and supportive policies. The Kenya Sugar Act 2024 provides an important framework for transforming the sector. #CaneFarmingInNdhiwa

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Ndhiwa's livestock farmers have an opportunity to grow their enterprises through improved animal health, better breeding practices and organised marketing. Agriculture remains a powerful engine of local development. #CaneFarmingInNdhiwa

[Min Boys @O_Atienoh]

Reducing fertiliser prices from KSh7,000 to KSh2,000 per bag gives farmers an opportunity to lower production costs and improve agricultural productivity. Ndhiwa farmers should take advantage. #CaneFarmingInNdhiwa