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Grassroots Women Take Their Seat at the Table: Shibuye Community Health Workers and Kakamega County Governor’s Day with Farmers
Blogs August 10, 2026

Grassroots Women Take Their Seat at the Table: Shibuye Community Health Workers and Kakamega County Governor’s Day with Farmers

H.E. the Governor of Kakamega County during the signing of the farmers’ declaration  during the 5th Governor’s Day with farmers in Kakamega County, Kenya On May 13, 2026, more than 2,000
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Blogs August 3, 2026

When the Cattle Leave: How Rural Women in Kenya Are Building Climate Resilience

Kajiado County, a semi-arid region of Kenya, is home to the semi-nomadic and pastoralist Maasai community. As climate change intensifies and rainfall becomes increasingly unpredictable, Maasai pastoralist men are migrating
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