Kenya is making steady progress in its efforts to shield its population against Covid -19 through vaccination. However, the administration of vaccines is not up to speed due to the limited supplies with only 0.4 percent of population vaccinated. Globally, 2.7 billion doses have been administered, with Africa as a … Read more
After a 19-year absence, the Safari Rally returned to Kenya. First held in 1953, it grew to be one of the premiere tests of will between man/woman and machine against an unforgiving terrain that inspired awe and tested machines rigorously. In an exciting 3 days full of twists and turns … Read more
«So your feet don’t get wet».This was said by a person I remember with affection and sympathy, loved by everyone.He was Tommaso, widower, dad of my schoolmate Nico, for whom I tried aparticular transport, considering the absence of the mother as the most tragic of tragedies.In those days, if a … Read more
Street families are often left out in the conversation about national policy framework. There is scant data about this often-forgotten and marginalized population. The net effect of this is that the street families, who are at the bottom of the pyramid in Kenya, are further left behind and denied access … Read more
