Since I finished college, there’s been no job anywhere. This is my way of staying sane. I have 40+ crates of freshly laid eggs. I can deliver anywhere within KD. Please these birds don’t understand lockdown. They have to eat. A retweet is all I ask. 👏🏽
2. Deep Dive: Demand/Supply Side Challenges
3. Deep Dive: perception of local quality/food safety/marketing
Join us for a virtual roundtable on Thursday 07 May 2020, 11.30 am EAT.
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God said He will never let you face anything that you can’t handle. He will always give you the grace, the strength, the faith, for what comes your way.
Banning care and chocking Kenyans who are donating/caring because a section of persons failed in their donation model is contemptuous.
What result does denying people a chance to be there for each other in a pandemic, instead of supporting them achieve?
Is this what Beijing and @ChineseEmbKenya call a misunderstanding? This frog marching of Africans by police as if their skin makes them criminal. We need @ForeignOfficeKE@StateHouseKenya to stand up for kenya as their mandate requires.
This is my son, Brandon. Today is his 12th Birthday. I can’t give him the party he deserves but Brandon loves geography.
He would love it if you would RT or reply where you are so he can mark it on his map.
TAKE coronavirus SERIOUSLY. The Spanish influenza of 1918 killed FIFTY MILLION worldwide. 16K people in Philadelphia alone died when the city REFUSED — against medical advice — to cancel a parade. Let’s LEARN from history so we don’t REPEAT it.
Do not smile that we only have 15 confirmed cases. In Ecuador, the number of cases increased from 40 to 900 within 4 days. Its serious, stay at home, keep social distance, and wash your hands.
#coronavirusinKenya
We join in praying for our Nation and indeed for humanity as we navigate through the #Covid_19 storm. We must remind ourselves that prayers must be accompanied by actions directed to combating/ overcoming the storm
Every girl has a right to a safe and non-violent environment! We condemn the sexual abuse of the students at Moi Girls in Nairobi and call upon the school and local authorities to act fast to deal with the perpetrators and protect our students. Make education safe for all!
Thinking about the gender dimensions of your work improves what you do, how you do it and ultimately how effectively your work meets the needs of all those impacted by emergencies, especially the most vulnerable.