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Author Archives: Sande Wycliffe
The Road To Durban Finally Begins
Our first day was of great importance to the youth and rest of people participating in the ” We have Faith Campaign”; that is heading to South Africa through other countries. With the theme: ‘We have faith act now for … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Kibera
Tagged Caravan Family, Cop17, Durban, kenya, Kibera, Unhabitat
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Climate Change Conference At The Multemedia University
The national Youth Conference on Climate Change that began on the 2nd November 2011 at the Multimedia University started with registration of participants as they were checking in ready to go. I came in at about 10am the 2nd … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Kibera
Tagged African alliance, Durban Cop17, Kyoto Protocol, YMCA
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A Trip Around Kibera
It was today at about midday when Shaib, Mildred and I from Map Kibera Trust agreed to go on a journey that we have never tried before. Let’s go to Nairobi dam! I told them, what are we going to … Continue reading
Wangare Mathaai’s Tree in Kibera
She was a true icon, a mother, a laureate price winner, a key player in a champion team, an impresario kind of a person who knew so well how to do the little things and do them so well until … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Kibera, Uncategorized
Tagged GBM, ICC, kenya, Kenya greens, Koffi Annan, President Obama, Prof. Wangare Mathaai
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What is the youth response to corruption and devolved funds management?
We were supposed to be sitted in the YMCA-Shauri Moyo branch gymnasium at 2pm but too bad for us for our calculation of time was wrongly misplaced. “Let’s meet at 1:30pm at Karanja stage ready to go to the forum” … Continue reading
Posted in Corruption, Education, Empowerment
Tagged county goverment, KACC, Kibera, PLO Lumumba, youth parliament
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Kibera; Sitting on a time bomb whose explosion waits
Having taken time to see, listen to people talk, watch in the news and follow all those tweets about the Sinai Slums tragedy, I sat back and thought what if/how different would it have been in Kibera if this was … Continue reading
Posted in Electricity, Emergency, Environment, Fire, Kibera, People, Uncategorized
Tagged city council of nairobi, Government of Kenya, Kenyans, mikel, Red Cross, voiceofkibera.org
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TEDxKaranja
What started as a four day conference somewhere in California 25 years ago with a devotion to Ideas Worth Spreading (TED), has managed to grow to support those world-changing ideas with multiple initiatives. TEDx, a program of local, … Continue reading
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Empowerment Through Art (TEDxKibera Event)
TEDxKibera is an independently organized Ted event whereas TED is a non-profit with a global set of conferences devoted to ideas worth spreading. TEDxKibera was born in 2009 August the 15th when Otieno Gomba among other speakers took to the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Kibera, Music, People
Tagged Change agents, http://www.facebook.com/voiceofkibera, Kibera, TED, TEDxKibera
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Views on Development.
Development has been on the lips of every Kenyan either for the right or wrong reasons. I am not ashamed to say that it has been a subject of political campaigns/rallies to woe voters in the next general election. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Health, Kibera, People
Tagged city council of nairobi, erica, jamie, Kibera, mapkibera, mikel, Ministry of Roads and Housing, parliament, voiceofkibera
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Football in Kibera
Football is a widely played and watched game all over the world, Kibera being no exception. It is indeed encouraging to see even children under the age of 10 years playing football with much enthusiasm and getting rewards as well … Continue reading