Railways Training Institute (RTI) Marine School in Kisumu

 This is the Railways Training Institute (RTI) Marine School in Kisumu. The school features facilities such as a training pool, firefighting training facility, standard hostels for 160 students, 40 executive rooms and a conference room. April intake ongoing.

The Kenyan government led by his Excellence President Uhuru Kenyatta has prioritized reforms and investment in the Marine Education sector in Kenya as one of the pillars to spur the economy and create employment for the Kenyan youth across the country in the marine sector that has great potential.

EMPOWEING THE YOUNG WITH INFORMATION ABOUT THE BBI HON. TEDDY- THE CHAIRMAN OF NAIROBI NI SISI INITIATIVE AT HURUMA GROUNDS

 The dissemination of information about the BBI is important to help the Kenyan youth understand the full benefits of the constitutional changes in the interest of the Wananchi. The Nairobi ni Sisi initiative was held at Huruma grounds led by Hon. Teddy in issuing copies of the BBI also donating soaps to the residents.

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INTERNATIONAL WOMENS DAY- REFLECTION WANGARI MAATHAI

 

Wangari Maathai the Kenyan born African Heroine is best known for her efforts to develop the Green Belt Movement, a grassroots organization that focuses on planting trees to replenish the environment and improve the quality of life. Because of her efforts, Maathai was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004.

Born on first April, 1940 to a humble family in Central Kenya, Wangari was a talented girl and At the age of 11, Maathai moved to St. Cecilia's Intermediate Primary School, a boarding school at the Mathari Catholic Mission in Nyeri. Maathai studied at St. Cecilia's for four years. During this time, she became fluent in English and converted to Catholicism. She was involved with the Legion of Mary, whose members attempted "to serve God by serving fellow human beings. Studying at St. Cecilia's, she was sheltered from the ongoing Mau Mau uprising, which forced her mother to move from their homestead to an emergency village in Ihithe. When she completed her studies there in 1956, she was rated first in her class, and was granted admission to the only Catholic high school for girls in Kenya, Loreto High School in Limuru

As the end of East African colonialism approached, Kenyan politicians, such as Tom Mboya, were proposing ways to make education in Western nations available to promising students. John F. Kennedy, then a United States Senator, agreed to fund such a program through the Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation, initiating what became known as the Kennedy Airlift or Airlift Africa. Maathai became one of some 300 Kenyans selected to study in the United States in September 1960

HON MWANGI MUGO LEADS THE BBI MASHINANI INITIATIVE FOR CIVIL EDUCATION ON THE BBI IN ROYSAMBU

 Hon. Mwangi Mugo the BBI chairman in the Roysambu Ward Team took the opportunity last weekend to lead the BBI Mashinani initiative team to raise public awareness regarding the BBI  with the team on a team visiting Huruma and Kiamaiko where the team issued copies of the BBI document to residents, the business people, Boda Boda riders and the youth in the area to enable the public understand better about the BBI.

The the team also engaged the community in the matter of Covid prevention awareness where they donated hand washing soaps to the community in Huruma to assist in the fight against the spread of COVID 19 in the area.

The youth and other local residents in the area have expressed the willingness to engage more actively with the national political process that is geared towards unity Kenyans and assuring peace in the Nation.

CATHOLIC DOCTORS IN KENYA OPPOSED TO COVID 19 VACCINATION EFFORTS

 The Kenya catholic doctors association have expressed their reservations on the vaccination roll out program in Kenya. The members of the organization are encouraging faith-based organisations to halt vaccine campaigns, as they claim the only reasonable defence against Covid-19 is observing safety precautions such as wearing masks and quarantining patients for 10-14 days.

The skepticism has also been amplified among the general public but a seemingly lack of a proper program and information regarding the vaccination roll out program as many Kenyans are still in the dark regarding the matter of where, how and when the implementation of the vaccination program is to happen therefore raising some concerns over the governments commitment to see this roll out program succeed in the very first stages and subsequent stages of the mass vaccination program.

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