Rapports

Nairobi, Kenya – Plan International Kenya has hosted a virtual dialogue to gather the perspectives of young Kenyans on the impact of the hunger crisis on children and young women in the Arid and Semi-Arid Land…

Living conditions in Kenya’s Dadaab Refugee Complex are worsening with a high risk of disease outbreaks, warns Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The camps, home to more than 233,000 refugees, have seen thousands of…

Across Kenya, local conflicts driven by diverse factors have one thing in common: they’re increasingly being mediated by women. From ethnic tensions to land disputes, some of these conflicts stretch back decades; remaining unresolved despite the…

The ministry of health has issued a cholera alert following confirmation of 61 cases reported across six counties. According to acting Director General for health Dr Patrick Amoth, the outbreak whose origin can be traced to a…

As the drought in East Africa continues to devastate lives, Convoy of Hope and its partners are distributing food and providing resources to communities throughout the region. Along with the help of the Kenyan Assemblies of…

One of the ways World Vision is exploring expanded access to water and sanitation services is through microfinance. As part of World Vision’s water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programme, communities are educated about proper WASH practices…

World Vision’s work in Kenya started in 1974, providing hope and assistance to children and communities. Since then, World Vision Kenya has engaged in WASH activities in a variety of settings—households, communities, schools, healthcare facilities, remote…

Over the past five decades, community-managed water systems have become very common in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sustainability of these systems is of great importance and a significant challenge because communities often lack resources to repair complex water…

Her Excellency Katarína Žuffa Leligdonová Ambassador of the Slovak Republic to the Republic of Kenya was pleased to meet with Prof. Hubert Gijzen UNESCO Regional Director for Eastern Africa on 22 September at UNESCO Offices in…

TURKANA COUNTY, Kenya – Chants of “Apei Apei ng’akankomwon ng’akan!” ring out from a group of women sitting under a tree. The words translate to “One, one, nine, five” – Kenya’s national gender-based violence helpline number. The…