Constance Ndeleko During the 2nd Children Devolution conference, children were grouped into regions that they came from to discuss on the Big Four Agenda. They voiced their vices on several issue that led them to having a panel session, with lots of question and answer towards the responsible partners and government representatives. Some of the... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko Mental health is a state of well-being in which the individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community." According to the WHO (World Health Organization) Mental health illness: is a... Continue Reading →
By Jennifer Kaberi The Sustainable Development Goals have just clocked three years, since the launch of the goals a lot of strategies have been put in place to ensure that they are a reality. The 17 goals summarized in the following chat aspire for a prosperous, peaceful and sustainable planet. This will not be possible... Continue Reading →
By Miram Jomo HIV accounts for 1.5% of all deaths in infants younger than 12 months of age and 4.9% of deaths in 1- to 4-year-old children. Close to 13,000 infants are born with HIV annually in Kenya. Kenya is among the 22 countries that accounts for 90% of all pregnant women living with HIV.... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko Life is about celebrating each other and every moment and living up to it . E very Child deserves the best in this world and we should not be self-center to forget that the future is still in their hands. We either make it or break on how a society decides to... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko 33,000 girls and boys have expressed fear that the rising corruption is severely affecting their access to education and health. This is in reference to a recent child consultation undertaken to highlight the level of corruption in Africa. The report- STOLEN FUTURES: The impact of corruption on children in Africa was compiled... Continue Reading →
By Kevin Anyonge Growing up as a child our lives were shaped everyday with daily happenings, old good memories could always reflect and linger in our minds. What made you happy if to ask? That's food for thought. As a child, happiness comes in many forms, the 80’s and 90’s kids then could relate growing... Continue Reading →
By Ann Wambui On March 14 2019 at 6am, a group of youth started their journey to Igembe North, Meru county where they would meet elders of the Njuri Ncheke as they laid a monument to commerate a journey of partnership to fight Female Genital Mutilation in the county. This monument was laid in... Continue Reading →
By Constance Ndeleko This is a journey that I didn’t think I would make. Kajiado county is one of the celebrated counties in Kenya and is enormously rich in culture, traditions and customs that we Kenyans greatly celebrate and boast of. The Maasai’s have been exceptionally known to carry on with their traditions over... Continue Reading →
By Midwa Ojire While it is true that one can’t throw a rock these days without coming across the achievements of young adults, Malala Yousafzai, a 21-year-old Pakistani activist, has proven herself a fresh voice with her passion to advocate for girls’ education and equality. UNESCO reports that, twice as many girls as boys will... Continue Reading →
