An overview of food and nutrition security in Kenya
Availability, access, utilization, and stability act as the four cornerstones of food security.
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is disrupting supply chains and further affecting the prices of grain, fertilizer, and energy.
Unavailability of food, inadequate health...
Beyond the Celebrations: Walking the talk on supporting lactating mothers
Commemorating breastfeeding week is a commendable initiative that sheds light on the importance of breastfeeding for infants and maternal health.
The event had a specific call to each and every individual to help create...
Transformation anticipated as International College of Peace Studies graduates changemakers
The graduands were drawn from four clusters of executive courses, Humanitarian Diplomatic Chaplaincy, Humanitarian Volunteer Corps, Humanitarian Diplomacy, and Diplomatic Etiquette and Protocol.
Training diplomatic chaplains and humanitarian experts capacitates them to drive fruitful negotiations...
Africa’s Women’s Day: Empowering Women for empowered Africa
The importance of empowering women cannot be overstated.
In the heart of Africa, the resounding call to invest in women as catalysts for economic growth and sustainable development echoes loud and clear.
Recently, leaders from across...
Agriculture and the Kenyan economy: Road to recovery
In Kenya, the agricultural sector comprises six subsectors: industrial crops, food crops, horticulture, livestock, fisheries and forestry.
Positively transforming agriculture is crucial to growing the economy and alleviating poverty.
It has been said that apart from...
Delegates: Women Empowering Women summit was a paradigm of insights
The rich room of women leaders resounded the importance of seizing opportunities fearlessly to achieve financial prowess and dare to take charge of their destinies.
The summit commenced with thought-provoking dialogues that underscored the significance...
Rwanda: How a scholar’s efforts have shaped Kiswahili adoption
Kiswahili is among the fastest-growing African languages globally.
With no language policy to facilitate the implementation of Kiswahili and other languages, it made little progress and, as estimated, only 3% of Rwandans know how to...
AfCFTA: Will Africa finally adopt free market policies?
Implementing AfCFTA is the key to unlocking job creation on an unmatched scale.
The absence of coercion allows a diverse range of products and services to flourish, enabling consumers to exercise their freedom of choice.
Becoming...
How and where youths can get in-demand skills for career empowerment
According to a report by the World Economic Forum, it is estimated that by 2025, over half of all employees will require significant upskilling and reskilling to keep up with changing job demands.
In pursuing...
World Youth Skills Day: Upskilling Africa’s youth a ticket to transformative future
According to the African Development Bank, around 60% of Africa’s unemployed are young people, reflecting a mismatch between the skills they possess and those demanded by the job market.
Programs that promote entrepreneurial skills, such...
