Tag Archives: Kibera

Death Has befell a small business man.

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Sande Wycliffe

Today was unexpectedly the last day for one small business man who sells sugar cane along Karanja , Olympic road. He died in misteriuos ways not to be understood by his business neighbours. Jacky Mwikali, his neighbour only recalls a … Continue reading →

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PLIGHT OF THE NAIROBI DAM

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Lee Ibrahim

I vividly remember just like it was yesterday when we use to go to the Nairobi Dam when we were young. We sometimes would wake up very early in the morning and meet with friends as we had planned the … Continue reading →

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The Road To Durban Finally Begins

Posted on December 23, 2011 by Sande Wycliffe

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 →

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What is the youth response to corruption and devolved funds management?

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Sande Wycliffe

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 →

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Insecurity in Kibera

Posted on September 18, 2011 by Lee Ibrahim

Just a month ago, Police hunted down and killed a gang of thieves in two occasions. They were all youth and were killed for stealing property from the public. Insecurity is one of things that has been on the lips … Continue reading →

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THE SCOURGE OF POVERTY

Posted on September 15, 2011 by Fred

Poverty is the daily and familiar song that is sang by people living below average/under a dollar a day. The word poverty is defined differently,from one person,community or party to  another  based on their geographical positions and the environment in … Continue reading →

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Empowerment Through Art (TEDxKibera Event)

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Sande Wycliffe

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 →

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Views on Development.

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Sande Wycliffe

  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 →

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KIBERA IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Fred

For the last two weeks, Kibera has seen tremendous progress in terms of empowerment in various aspects of life. Two fundraising activities took place in Kibera; One themed; ‘access to education’ it was all about supporting of schooling of bright … Continue reading →

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ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Lee Ibrahim

The upgrading program in Kibera has encountered yet another challenge apart from the recent one of allocating only the People from Kibera to their rightful houses instead of the rich taking the advantage. It has been proven that the same … Continue reading →

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