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Author Archives: Sande Wycliffe
An opportunity to get free food turns awry as 2 die struggling to get a share.
A few days after the results of the just concluded heavily contested elections were announced, Uhuru Kenyatta who was declared presidential race winner was awarded a certificate as the law says and while he was giving his acceptance speech … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Elections, Kibera, politics, Youth
Tagged Goolge, IEBC, Kibera Law Courts, map kibera, Supreme Court, Voice of kibera, voiceofkibera.org
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Shared opinions on Facebook about elections
On Monday 4th March, people of Kenya came out to vote, this was not just voting like any other but it was more of a historical election, being the first one under our hardly fought for “ the new constitution” … Continue reading
By tomorrow they should have the results, hopefully.
In 2007, things began to go wrong because the end result came late: the counting of electoral ended three days after the vote. And not only that. What triggered off the first violence was an act that shocked the population … Continue reading
Posted in Elections
Tagged 2013, elections, kenya, Kenyatta, Kibaki, Odinga, polling stations, result
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Everything didn’t work as expected in Kibera
To ensure the security at polling stations, the IECB staff at Holy Trinity worked extra hard this morning to organize the larger number of voters into their respective streams in order to ease the voting process. At Mashimoni primary polling … Continue reading
Polling stations in Kibera: the arrival of Raila Odinga
Large group of people are singing and chanting at kamkunji ground Gatwekera this morning at 6am, waiting to vote and go home. “Some of them are running around making noise to wake up other people to join them”, a MapKibera … Continue reading
Taking VOK Platform Awareness to Mashinani
It’s barely 3 weeks to the general elections and the political temperatures are rising day in day out. As these events unfold, Map Kibera Trust has embarked on doing different activities in readiness for the big task just around the … Continue reading
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Map Kibera Trust on a map distribution drive in Kibera Slums
Having been the first organization to put the entire Kibera slums on the world map, Map Kibera Trust; an organization that seeks to be a hub where access to open information contributes to positive community transformation was on the road … Continue reading
A Graduation Ceremony at Red Rose Children Center
It was around 10:30am when we arrived at Red Rose children Center in Olympic. A very hot morning it was and everyone was looking for a place to hide their heads from the hot sun. Those with handkerchiefs wiping off … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Empowerment, Kibera
Tagged children of kibera, google.com, ministry of education, Voice of kibera
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Every Kenyan is entitled to better health care as provided for in the constitutions that was promulgated not too long ago. To look at women in general, they go through a biological function and what some would consider monthly … Continue reading
Shining Hope for Communities: The first free school for girls in Kibera
The Kibera School for Girls was founded in 2009 by the Kibera-bornKennedy Odede in partnership with Jessica Posner— who is, like Odede, a graduate of Wesleyan University and co-founder with Odede of the US-based nonprofit Shining Hope for Communities. Odede decided to set up … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Empowerment, Kibera
Tagged google.com, Kibera, Shining hope for the communities, urb.im, voiceofkibera.org
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