Garissa communities Stories
The residents expressed concerns over the use of hazardous substances and waste dumping by companies that undertook previous oil exploration missions...
Muhuri Garissa co-ordinator Abdihakim Shurie attributed the programme's success to the collective efforts of community leaders, youth, women, governme...
According to the United Nations, indigenous peoples are inheritors and practitioners of unique cultures and ways of relating to people and the environ...
Relatives of the missing fishermen are also calling on the government to step up efforts in the search and to address long-standing safety concerns fa...
The award was presented during a ceremony held at the UN General Assembly Hall in New York on Friday, July 18, as part of the Nelson Mandela Internati...
Among the key agenda items were the need for deeper AU-REC integration, formal recognition of RECs within the AU architecture, and the persistent chal...
SHOFCO’s impact goes beyond services; it mobilises communities through the SHOFCO Urban Network, empowering over two million Kenyans to lead change lo...
There are between 25 million and 40 million Fulani people across 17 African countries, from the Atlantic shores of Senegal and Mauritania to Sudan.
This conflict can be traced back to historical tensions between the Nuer and Dinka communities, worsened by the 1991 split of the Sudanese People’s Li...
Speaking during the official launch of the Pastoralist Summit in Wajir town, Ali urged PPG members, comprising 109 MPs, to remain united in pressuring...
Hassan Aden Abdi said the reseeding programme would help provide sufficient forage for their livestock, which had grown weak during the prolonged drou...
The training aims to support their business ventures and promote peace at grassroots levels.
Notably, in Africa and Asia, Kenya is the largest producer of camel milk followed by Somalia and Pakistan.
Many emphasised the need for climate solutions that address their communities' specific needs and realities.
CS Mvurya said the move is impractical and should not be encouraged because it denies other counties an equal opportunity to develop.
The senator stressed that no single tribe can effect change alone and urged all Kenyans to work together.
They understood the language of the wild animals, birds, and even the attitudes of trees well enough to predict weather changes and calamities.
Girls from marginalised communities, including those living in rural areas or poverty, face compounded barriers such as limited access to schools, ear...
