REMARKS BY THE REVEREND CANON PETER KARANJA,GENERAL SECRETARY, DURING THE REGIONAL WORKSHOP ON SMALL ARMS AND LIGHT WEAPONS,ON THURSDAY 19THFEBRUARY 2015, AT ALL AFRICA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES (AACC) GUEST HOUSE NAIROBI A. Preliminaries: Hon. Major Rtd. Joseph ole Nkaissery, Cabinet Secretary for Interior and Coordination of National Government, Mrs. Elizabeth Kisiigha, Executive Director, FECCLAHA All
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja, has called on the government to proactively engage and find solutions to challenges afflicting small-scale dairy farmers in the Country. Canon Karanja pointed out that issues of low productivity, limited access to the market due to poor infrastructure in some
“I am glad to see you all. It is interesting to know that God answers payers, even those that are done without contemplating. I firmly believe in the scriptures.” These were the words of the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) new deputy General Secretary Dr. Nelson Makanda, during his inaugural address to Council
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) is gearing up for a series of Regional Conferences ahead of the triennial General Assembly (GA) scheduled to be held in August this year. The conferences,which will be held in all the 9 NCCK regions, are expected to kick-off in the next two weeks. Top on the
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja today held discussions with the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) chairman Hon. Francis ole Kaparo. During the breakfast meeting, the two leaders discussed issues of national cohesion, achievements made and potential threats in light of the fluid political landscape in
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja has called on Kenyans to consider 2015, as “The Year of Great Potential.” While enumerating NCCK’s development and advocacy plans during the new year, Canon Karanja also challenged Council staff to build a momentum that will sustain the institution’s agenda
The government must accord all religions equal treatment and ensure that all Kenyans and their properties are secure from attacks, the Reverend Canon Peter Karanja has said. Speaking in Nakuru on the eve of the New Year festivities, Canon Karanja, the General Secretary of the National Council of Churches of Kenya, took issue with the
Tear Fund Country Director Gladys Wathanga has lauded the National Council of Churches of Kenya for her positive impact on communities. Wathanga pointed out that the Council had achieved so much within 2 years, through her innovative Community and Church Mobilization Programme (CCMP). She was speaking during a one week learning forum on CCMP for
Refugee and host communities living in Nairobi and its environs have been advised to share with others information on HIV as part of the efforts to achieve the World Aids Day’s goal of getting to Zero. Speaking in Kayole during an event to mark the World Aids Day, Sandrine, a Burundian living with HIV, urged