This week, Amnesty International hosted a comprehensive training for civil society representatives in Wajir to deepen their understanding of Kenya’s Data Protection Act. The initiative seeks to bridge the awareness gap, particularly in remote and marginalised areas.
‘Don’t Hide Me’ Campaign Closes in Wajir with Appeal for Children with Special Needs
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Tarbaj MP condemns Northern Kenya’s exclusion from national budget allocations
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the MP expressed deep frustration over what he termed as “unjust treatment” of the region. He stated that the budget by CS Mbadi offered “literally nothing” for Northern Kenya in key sectors, signaling continued marginalization of the region.
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All through the fasting month, radish overtakes every alleyway of the port city, it’s a fave that flares the city’s unique yet buzzing elation of Ramadan. It shapes parts of Mombasa’s fasting culture that is known to offer its residents orchestral eating of great finesse
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Muslim Pro to add new learning, memorising feature for Quran
To ensure a seamless and optimum experience throughout the holy month, users are strongly encouraged to update their app as soon as the update becomes available. In Malaysia, Muslim Pro has about 1.5 million active users every month and it is the leading app for Quran features, including the Quran audio player, Qibla, and prayer times to support users on their spiritual journey.
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Wajir case: parental priorities in academic pursuits
The recent celebration of two PhD graduates from Wajir, one in Islamic Law and the other in International Relations, highlights a divergence in parental values and priorities. While both sets of parents take pride in their children’s academic achievements, the fields of study chosen reflect markedly different approaches to investment in their future.
Analysis: Why political leaders from Northeastern counties are the best!
Expectations are getting low, our hopes waning and the future of the region looks uncertain. There is no reason or excuse as to why we fester in the current cosmos of biting underdevelopment when we have golden opportunities to seize and transform the region. We have endured, the trouble and vexation of the 24 year KANU rule yet there is no reason for us to stagnate at a time when we have resources that can invigorate our aspirations for growth and development