Nairobi Youths Tastefully Equipped in Hospitality Bootcamp Hospitality is not just about serving, but creating experiences. This was the core lesson learnt by 30 youths drawn from the 18 constituencies of Nairobi during the Hospitality Bootcamp held this week. The Hospitality Bootcamp is one of the many skilling initiatives organized by the NCCK in partnership
Deconstruct and Reconstruct Kenya Press Statement Preamble The NCCK Nairobi Region has held a two-day meeting at Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) to reflect on governance and electoral state of the region and the nation. We were inspired by the scripture recorded in Isaiah 43: 19 See, I am doing a new thing! Now it
I am James Mwaniki Macharia, a first-year student at the Multimedia University of Kenya studying for a Bachelor of Science in Computer Technology. Life was hard when I was growing up in Babadogo, Nairobi, in a densely populated, poorly constructed neighborhood. After my father’s death when I was in Form Two at Njumbi High School,
Simon Muchuku Njuguna My name is Simon Muchuku Njuguna, a third-year student at St. Paul University, pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science with a specialization in Software Engineering. Growing up in Kasarani, Nairobi, poverty loomed large. My mother, an ECDE teacher with a monthly income of 8,000 shillings, carried our family’s loads by herself
Never Say Never I am Faith Wanjiku Chege aged fifteen years. I am from Gathiru-ini village in Githunguri sub-county of Kiambu county. I come from a little bit well-off family. I got enrolled to the scholarship program in 2017. I am in high school. Before the NCCK intervention, my high school was challenging because I
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