Anny Kaveza

As long as He lives I will face tomorrow 🥳🥳🥳😊😊

[Holy Bible @holybible______]

Amen

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

Happy happiest birthday to you my darling, I really thank God for you this day 🥹🥹🥹

Seeing you grow up is such a fulfillment that I can't explain🤗🤗💃💃💃🥰🥰🥰

I wish you the very best as you turn a year older today. Blessings my dear😍😍

Enjoy your day to the fullest 🥳🥳

[Wisdom Flow @WisdomFloww]

Focus Beats Distraction

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

@Kehindeolanre1 @coachnathel @IsraelTaiwo04 @OLUWABUKUNMI412 Congratulations 🎉🎉

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

@Holy__Bible1 Amen and Amen

[Holy Bible @Holy__Bible1]

Jeremiah 29:11

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

@AllerJaneKenya Amen and Amen, Glory to God 🙌

[Jane Aller @JaneAllerMusic]

New music coming your way this Easter.
#JaneAllerMusic
#Umwema

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

Quality healthcare goes beyond medicine and surgery. Food served in our county hospitals is part of treatment. It is time to align hospital procurement and nutrition practices with public health goals.

1. Institutionalize Agroecological Procurement
County hospitals should adopt procurement policies that prioritize agroecologically produced food. This is not a lifestyle preference — it is a public health decision. Food grown with minimal harmful chemical inputs reduces exposure risks for vulnerable patients, supports biodiversity, and strengthens resilient local food systems.

2. Source Locally and Safely
Hospitals should procure safe, traceable food from farmers within their locality. Local sourcing shortens supply chains, enhances accountability, stimulates county economies, and ensures fresher, more nutrient-dense produce for patients.

3. Deliver Therapeutic, Nutritious, and Dignified Meals
Hospital meals must be intentionally designed as part of clinical care. They should be nutritionally adequate, tailored to specific patient conditions, prepared safely, affordable within public budgets, and presented with dignity. Nutrition is therapy. Meals should actively support recovery, not merely address hunger.

4. Strengthen Recovery Outcomes
When patients are well fed with safe, nutritious food, recovery improves. Length of hospital stay may reduce. Public confidence in health institutions grows. The food system becomes part of the healthcare system.

This model is simple, practical, and achievable. Hospital food is not a side issue — it is a public health priority.

[Digital Wealth Academy @WealthAcademy11]

https://t.co/i7v9DU189b

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

@WealthAcademy11 I will be present

[Coach Deliverance⭐ @MatthewPri13403]

Trust Is a Product.

Right now in Nigeria, trust is expensive.

Everybody is suspected.

Everybody is questioned.

Everybody is “prove it first.”

Customers don’t trust sellers,
until you prove yourself.

Team members don’t trust employers, because of past experiences.
Partners don’t even fully trust each other.
Buyers don’t even trust products… yet they still buy, sometimes as a last option.

That’s the reality.
But let me tell you something very important.

In this season, trust is no longer automatic.

Trust is a PRODUCT.

And the person who visibly tells the truth…
The person who does not overpromise…
The person who shows proof…

The person who stays consistent…
That person automatically stands out.

Yes, there are competitors who lie. There are people who compromise.
There are people who exaggerate just to close a sale.
And sometimes it makes it look like we are all the same.
But listen carefully 👇🏾

Those who build their business on noise will always be chasing.

Those who build their business on trust will always be ahead.

You cannot fake consistency.

You cannot fake integrity long term. You cannot fake results forever.
Trust compounds.
And when trust becomes your product…

You will never struggle for customers.

You will never struggle for referrals You will never struggle for loyalty.

Build trust like you build profit.

Protect it like you protect money. Because in this season, trust is the real currency. 💯🔥

[Anny Kaveza @MisAnny07]

@WealthAcademy11 I can hear you

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

I am a consumer.
I want to eat safe, nutritious food.
I want to go to bed full, because the system works for me.
I want to know my voice matters in shaping the food around me.
I acknowledge that wasting food has consequences for the climate we all share.

Consumer dignity is about these simple, essential rights—and about recognizing the power we hold in food systems. When we demand fairness, participate in decisions, and make conscious choices, we protect our health, our communities, and our planet. Dignity is collective, systemic, and transformative.

#ConsumerDignity #FoodJustice #RightToFood #SustainableFood #ClimateAction #FoodSystems

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

Today, we’re at Mövenpick for a half-day strategic dialogue on Scaling Agrifood Innovation through Partnership Intelligence 🌱🤝
Organized by the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT, the dialogue brings together researchers, investors, policymakers, and civil society to explore how stronger, smarter partnerships can accelerate agrifood innovation.

These cross-sector conversations are essential for translating knowledge into action and ensuring innovation delivers real impact across food systems. Looking forward to the insights and collaborations emerging from today’s discussions.
#AgrifoodInnovation #PartnershipIntelligence #FoodSystems #Collaboration #FoodJustice #SustainableAgriculture

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

Despite the hot sun, pests (including birds and monkeys), we are moving. We are undetered. Patients will eat healthy, organic veggies.

We are accepting donations of herbs, seeds, and are in BIG NEED of a shade net to keep off birds and monkeys. If you would like to support this work, please write to us through [email protected].

#FoodJustice #ChakulaNiHaki #Nutrition

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

We are happy to co-create the kitchen garden at Thika Level 5 Hospital with enthusiastic youth! Future nutritionists and food systems leaders are learning that healthy meals start with understanding the food system, not just clinical procedures. Seeing young people enjoy hands-on agroecology and nutrition practice is inspiring!

A big shoutout to the Comrades For Food Justice club (CFJ) from KMTC Thika for their active participation, ideas, and commitment to making hospital meals safer, fresher, and more nutritious. Your engagement shows that youth leadership is at the heart of building just, sustainable, and community-centered food systems.

#FoodJustice #YouthLeadership #Agroecology #NutritionMatters #CommunityAction #IFJAD #ThikaLevel5Hospital #ChakulaNiHaki

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

Every word on this board represents the struggles and aspirations of millions of Kenyans. Food justice is about putting people first—acknowledging past inequities, understanding present challenges, and creating systems that allow everyone to thrive.

Ultimately, this work is part of Kenya’s broader journey toward equitable development, a journey where dignity, opportunity, and the right to a decent life are realities for all, not just a few.

#FoodJustice #RightToFood #EquitableDevelopment #Kenya #PeopleFirst #SocialImpact #SustainableDevelopment #CommunityEmpowerment

[Institute for Food Justice and Development @ifjad_]

Dignity for smallholder farmers means being respected as food producers and knowledge holders, earning fair and predictable livelihoods, having control over land, seeds, and farming choices, and working in ways that protect health and the environment. When farmers can feed others without sacrificing their own well-being, dignity becomes the foundation of food systems.

#FoodJustice #SmallholderFarmers #AjiraBora #Agroecology #RightToFood #SustainableFarming #FarmersDignity #LocalFoodSystems #HealthyCommunities #FoodSystemsTransformation