By Ann Wambui People go through different challenges in life. A person walking down the street or seated next to you in a matatu, or a colleague or a preacher in the church or just any other person you meet in gatherings has a story to tell if he/she spares a few minutes to chat.... Continue Reading →
By Kevin Anyonge Kenya joins the rest of Africa in celebrating the Children,during this years Day of the African Child, commemorating the day at the national event in Hola Tana River county,Under the theme,"Humanitarian Action in Africa. Children Rights First" Has seen a series of various pre-events held at county level to create awareness of... Continue Reading →
We celebrate our children and as a society we should acknowledge that it is the responsibility of each one of us to ensure that we bring up responsible, diligent and all-rounded children for a better generation.
By Ann Wambui Children are the most vulnerable people in any disaster or emergency especially disease outbreaks. According to Democratic Republic of Congo government figures, 243 children succumbed to Ebola in DRC since the outbreak reported in August 2018. According to Save the Children, across the three worst-affected countries – Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko Children should not be denied the right to education. They shouldn’t be barred to access basic education no matter their social status, ability, background and geographical location. They deserves equal opportunities as other children According United Nations reports, Africa has the highest adolescent pregnancy rates in the world. With Tens of Thousands... Continue Reading →
By Ann Wambui Fathers are important in a child's life. A family's main component or ingredient if I may put it that way. The head of the family. Even the Bible says so, "He is called upon to be a leader and protector for the family... being loving towards the children’s mother... He is also to... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko With the alarming cases of child abuse in Kenya, of which 337 cases are of sexual abuse as per 2018 Childline Kenya report. It is distressing that we have allowed our children to be submerged in the impunity of lustrous men of the society that diminish children’s right. We cannot, neither should... Continue Reading →
By Ann Wambui June is here and that means we mark Day of the African Child 2019 celebrations all over the world. In Kenya, preparations are underway for the national event that will be happening in Holla, Tana River County on June 16. Nairobi county will be holding a an event at Kibera Primary School... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko Kenya has 28 Children Institutions and these institutions need to be made better. The Day of the African Child is always celebrated on the 16th of June every year to commemorate 1976 student uprising in Soweto, South Africa. This day raises awareness of continuing need for an improved quality education system to... Continue Reading →
