MEN HOLD POTENTIAL TO TRANSFORM SOCIETY PRESS STATEMENT Preamble Men drawn from Isiolo, Meru, Marsabit, and Tharaka Nithi Counties have held a two-day Men’s Conference under the theme “Unleash Your Potential and Reposition for Societal Transformation (Romans 12:1–9)”. Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a
Over 300,000 Trees Planted as Initiative Picks Pace The NCCK has planted more than 300,000 trees since last year when the General Assembly committed to plant 1.5 billion trees by 2034. This was revealed by the NCCK Programmes Director, Ms Phyllis Kamau-Kiarie, during the marking of the World Environment Day 2025 at Kiptabus Primary School,
World Environment Day Marked in Athi Ward The NCCK has spearheaded the marking of 53rd World Environment Day in Athi Ward, Kitui County, in an event that brought together stakeholders including Kamakis, KEFRI, Hand in Hand, One Acre Fund, schools’ 4K Clubs, environmental champions, clergy, local leaders, and community members. Inspired by the day’s theme
Farmers Trained on Value Addition A transformative training session organized by the NCCK has empowered 188 Conservation Agriculture (CA) farmers in Tharaka-Nithi County with skills to enhance profitability through value addition and market linkages. The initiative, targeting green grams and millet, equipped farmers with techniques to improve product quality, extend shelf life, and strengthen market
Water Resources Users Association Formed The NCCK has spearheaded the formation of a 50-member Water Resources Users Association (WRUA) in Athi Ward, Kitui County, to foster equitable accessible to water by the residents. The WRUA was formed as consequence of public sensitization forums that were conducted by NCCK in partnership with the Water Resources Authority
Nairobi Residents to Petition Governor Citizens residing in Nairobi County have resolved to petition Governor Johnson Sakaja seeking relief from rampant corruption and poor service delivery. The residents, who gathered during the Nairobi County Action Group meeting held at Ufungamano House earlier today, asserted that the cycles of bribery that characterize the city must be
Cecil Bonventure My name is Mutonyi Cecil Bonventure. I was born in Kakamega County, Western Kenya, then abandoned when only 4 months old. I was thereafter brought up by my grandmother, whom I always knew as my parent. After Class Seven, my grandmother took me to her friend’s place and left me there to continue
