Podcasts about kakamega

The Joslin School adventure. I share some of the wins and challenges of our collaborative project in Kakamega, Kenya. Enjoy. In humble compassion, Ange PS If you want to be in my orbit more, here are some ways to connect: drangela@creatingubuntu.com - feel free to share your insights about the podcast and how it supports you in your unique life journey PPS I am also a woman, wife, daughter, sister, friend, coach, chiropractor, speaker and philanthropist.  I LOVE collaborating with trailblazing leader within you.  If you want to explore ways that we could ABUNDANTLY collaborate and create - email me! And we can discover a time to meet via zoom - or if you are in the neighborhood of York, PA - in person.  

I wanted to share the sounds of life from Kakamega, Kenya. Lean in.  Feel it.  Let the vibes wash over you as you start your day. Enjoy the view I had this morning. In humble compassion, Ange PS If you want to be in my orbit more, here are some ways to connect: drangela@creatingubuntu.com - feel free to share your insights about the podcast and how it supports you in your unique life journey PPS I am also a woman, wife, daughter, sister, friend, coach, chiropractor, speaker and philanthropist.  I LOVE collaborating with trailblazing leader within you.  If you want to explore ways that we could ABUNDANTLY collaborate and create - email me! And we can discover a time to meet via zoom - or if you are in the neighborhood of York, PA - in person.  

Hii leo jaridani tunaangazia Mkataba wa Kampala wa Ulinzi na Usaidizi wa Wakimbizi wa Ndani barani Afrika, na siku ya kimataifa ya kujitolea inayotupeleka nchini DRC. Makala tunakwenda nchini Kenya na mashinani nchini Zambia, kulikoni?Katika kuadhimisha miaka 15 tangu kupitishwa kwa Mkataba wa Kampala wa Ulinzi na Usaidizi wa Wakimbizi wa Ndani barani Afrika chini Muungano wa Afrika, Kamishna Mkuu Msaidizi wa Ulinzi wa Shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Kuhudumia Wakimbizi UNHCR, Ruven Menikdiwela NA Mjumbe Maalumu wa Umoja wa Mataifa kuhusu haki za binadamu za Wakimbizi wa ndani Paula Gaviria Betancur wametoa kauli ya pamoja ya kupongeza Muungano wa Afrika kwa maono haya ya mbali na pia kuzisihi nchi zote barani Afrika kuutekeleza mkataba huo muhimu.Dunia ikiwa imeadhimisha siku ya kimataifa ya kujitolea kwa ajili ya amani na maendeleo, tunakupeleka Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo, DRC ambako mmoja wa wafanyakazi wa kujiolea wa Umoja wa Mataifa anaelezea uzoefu wake na ni kwa nini anajivunia kufanya kazi hiyo.Makala leo inatupeleka Kakamega Magharibi mwa Kenya kwa mkulima mdogo wa mahindi Catherine Wanjala aiyeathirika vibaya na magugu yajulikanayo kama Kichawi au Witchweed, na hata kuilamisha familia yake kulaa njaa wakati mwingine kwa kukosa mavuno, lakini ahuweni ilimwijiia pale mradi wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa chakula duniani WFP wa kusambaza dawa za kupambana na magugu hayo ulipomfikia.Katika mashinani wakati huu ambao Dunia inaadhimisha siku 16 ya kupinga ukatili wa kijinsia, fursa ni yake Mheshimiwa Rais Hakainde Hichilema wa Zambia, ambaye kupitia mtandao wa X wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Afya ya Uzazi na Idadi ya Watu, UNFPA anasisitiza mchango wa wanaume kwa kutokomeza unyanyasaji wa kijinsia.Mwenyeji wako ni Anold Kayanda, karibu!  

Mradi wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa chakula duniani WFP wa kusambaza dawa ya bioherbicide ya kuuwa magugu kwenye mashamba ya mtama na mahindi kwa wakulima wa Kakamega magharibi mwa Kenya umekuwa mkombozi mkubwa kwa wakulima kama Catherine Wanjala ambaye  magugu hayo yalimuharibia mazao na hata kuilazimisha familia yale  kulala njaa wakati  mwingine kwa kukosa chakula. Kwaa ufafanuzi zaidi ungana na Flora Nducha katika makala hii.

« Deuil, douleur et chagrin », lance le Standard à Nairobi après la terrible répression policière des manifestations d'avant-hier. Des manifestations qui « ont fait au moins 23 morts dans tout le pays, pointe le journal, dont 18 à Nairobi, et 1 à Mombasa, Isiolo et Kakamega. Des chiffres fournis par la Commission nationale des droits de l'homme du Kenya. »Finalement, poursuit le Standard, « après des semaines de grandiloquence, le président William Ruto a cédé hier à la pression populaire, en choisissant de ne pas signer le projet de loi de finances controversé, à l'origine des manifestations dans tout le pays après son adoption au Parlement. »Alors « que va-t-il se passer maintenant ? » s'interroge le quotidien kényan. « Le projet de loi de finance est renvoyé à l'Assemblée nationale », mais les députés sont « actuellement en vacances. (…) Une session extraordinaire du Parlement devra donc être convoquée. Et une majorité des deux tiers sera nécessaire pour annuler le projet. »Sur la sellette…Reste que les plaies sociales sont profondes… Lors des manifestations de ces derniers jours, note Le Monde Afrique, « des pancartes ont grimé les députés en “cochons“, eux qui figurent parmi les parlementaires les mieux payés au monde. L'exécutif n'a pas été épargné, surtout le président William Ruto, élu il y a deux ans en promettant des millions d'emplois et une vie moins chère.Ce riche homme d'affaires, parti de rien, rappelle le journal, s'est érigé en incarnation des “hustlers“, ce petit peuple des débrouillards qui forment l'essentiel de l'économie. Mais depuis son arrivée au pouvoir en 2022, il a multiplié les nouvelles taxes pour faire face à la dette (67 % du PIB). Au point que le très pieux Ruto est désormais surnommé “Zakayo“, du nom de Zachée, un opiniâtre collecteur d'impôts de la Bible. « “Ruto must go“ (“Ruto doit partir“), clament les manifestants. »La colère va-t-elle retomber ?Et Le Monde Afrique de s'interroger : « dans ce contexte, le retrait de la loi budgétaire suffira-t-il à calmer la colère ? Après le Parlement, la prochaine mobilisation appelait initialement à “occuper la State House“, le Palais présidentiel, ce jeudi. Hier, avant même le retrait de la loi, des organisateurs insistaient plutôt sur une marche blanche en mémoire des victimes. « C'est une victoire pour le pays, mais ce n'est évidemment pas la fin », estime un activiste interrogé par le journal, « qui ira marcher aujourd'hui “pour les vies perdues“. L'attention pourrait se détourner de la résidence officielle – récemment rénovée – de William Ruto. Mais ce dernier doit maintenant trouver les centaines de millions de dollars qui manquent à son budget. »Guinée : la mort mystérieuse d'un général emprisonné…À la Une également, la Guinée, avec la mort du général Sadiba Koulibaly, l'ancien chef d'état-major général des armées…Le général Koulibaly est mort alors qu'il était en prison. Il avait été récemment « condamné, rétrogradé et radié ! », rappelle le site d'information Guinée 7, « pour détention illégale d'armes et désertion à l'étranger. » Il serait mort d'une crise cardiaque.« À la prise du pouvoir par le CNRD en septembre 2021, il avait joué un rôle de premier plan, rappelle Africa Guinée, ce qui lui avait même valu le titre de numéro 2 du Pouvoir militaire. Il avait commencé à tomber en disgrâce à partir de mai 2023, lorsqu'il avait été démis de ses fonctions de chef d'état-major général des armées, puis nommé ministre de l'Urbanisme, avant d'être limogé le lendemain de sa nomination. »« L'étrange mort de Sadiba Koulibaly », pointe pour sa part Jeune Afrique. « En saura-t-on davantage sur les circonstances de son décès et, si oui, cela suffira-t-il à dissiper le doute ? », s'interroge le site panafricain.« Une mort et moult interrogations », lance le quotidien Aujourd'hui à Ouagadougou. « De quoi cet officier supérieur très respecté de l'armée était-il vraiment accusé ? Quelle est la nature de sa brouille avec son ancien allié, le président Doumbouya ? Le soupçonne-t-on d'avoir voulu attenter à la sûreté de l'État ? Pourquoi, selon les avocats, on fait de la résistance pour restituer le corps ? Un décès et une kyrielle de questions qui font que beaucoup veulent en savoir davantage ! »En tout cas, relève Le Monde Afrique, « son décès survient dans une période de forte crispation intérieure, au moment où l'opposition critique un exercice du pouvoir autoritaire et solitaire par le général Mamadi Doumbouya, aujourd'hui investi Président. »

« Deuil, douleur et chagrin », lance le Standard à Nairobi après la terrible répression policière des manifestations d'avant-hier. Des manifestations qui « ont fait au moins 23 morts dans tout le pays, pointe le journal, dont 18 à Nairobi, et 1 à Mombasa, Isiolo et Kakamega. Des chiffres fournis par la Commission nationale des droits de l'homme du Kenya. »Finalement, poursuit le Standard, « après des semaines de grandiloquence, le président William Ruto a cédé hier à la pression populaire, en choisissant de ne pas signer le projet de loi de finances controversé, à l'origine des manifestations dans tout le pays après son adoption au Parlement. »Alors « que va-t-il se passer maintenant ? » s'interroge le quotidien kényan. « Le projet de loi de finance est renvoyé à l'Assemblée nationale », mais les députés sont « actuellement en vacances. (…) Une session extraordinaire du Parlement devra donc être convoquée. Et une majorité des deux tiers sera nécessaire pour annuler le projet. »Sur la sellette…Reste que les plaies sociales sont profondes… Lors des manifestations de ces derniers jours, note Le Monde Afrique, « des pancartes ont grimé les députés en “cochons“, eux qui figurent parmi les parlementaires les mieux payés au monde. L'exécutif n'a pas été épargné, surtout le président William Ruto, élu il y a deux ans en promettant des millions d'emplois et une vie moins chère.Ce riche homme d'affaires, parti de rien, rappelle le journal, s'est érigé en incarnation des “hustlers“, ce petit peuple des débrouillards qui forment l'essentiel de l'économie. Mais depuis son arrivée au pouvoir en 2022, il a multiplié les nouvelles taxes pour faire face à la dette (67 % du PIB). Au point que le très pieux Ruto est désormais surnommé “Zakayo“, du nom de Zachée, un opiniâtre collecteur d'impôts de la Bible. « “Ruto must go“ (“Ruto doit partir“), clament les manifestants. »La colère va-t-elle retomber ?Et Le Monde Afrique de s'interroger : « dans ce contexte, le retrait de la loi budgétaire suffira-t-il à calmer la colère ? Après le Parlement, la prochaine mobilisation appelait initialement à “occuper la State House“, le Palais présidentiel, ce jeudi. Hier, avant même le retrait de la loi, des organisateurs insistaient plutôt sur une marche blanche en mémoire des victimes. « C'est une victoire pour le pays, mais ce n'est évidemment pas la fin », estime un activiste interrogé par le journal, « qui ira marcher aujourd'hui “pour les vies perdues“. L'attention pourrait se détourner de la résidence officielle – récemment rénovée – de William Ruto. Mais ce dernier doit maintenant trouver les centaines de millions de dollars qui manquent à son budget. »Guinée : la mort mystérieuse d'un général emprisonné…À la Une également, la Guinée, avec la mort du général Sadiba Koulibaly, l'ancien chef d'état-major général des armées…Le général Koulibaly est mort alors qu'il était en prison. Il avait été récemment « condamné, rétrogradé et radié ! », rappelle le site d'information Guinée 7, « pour détention illégale d'armes et désertion à l'étranger. » Il serait mort d'une crise cardiaque.« À la prise du pouvoir par le CNRD en septembre 2021, il avait joué un rôle de premier plan, rappelle Africa Guinée, ce qui lui avait même valu le titre de numéro 2 du Pouvoir militaire. Il avait commencé à tomber en disgrâce à partir de mai 2023, lorsqu'il avait été démis de ses fonctions de chef d'état-major général des armées, puis nommé ministre de l'Urbanisme, avant d'être limogé le lendemain de sa nomination. »« L'étrange mort de Sadiba Koulibaly », pointe pour sa part Jeune Afrique. « En saura-t-on davantage sur les circonstances de son décès et, si oui, cela suffira-t-il à dissiper le doute ? », s'interroge le site panafricain.« Une mort et moult interrogations », lance le quotidien Aujourd'hui à Ouagadougou. « De quoi cet officier supérieur très respecté de l'armée était-il vraiment accusé ? Quelle est la nature de sa brouille avec son ancien allié, le président Doumbouya ? Le soupçonne-t-on d'avoir voulu attenter à la sûreté de l'État ? Pourquoi, selon les avocats, on fait de la résistance pour restituer le corps ? Un décès et une kyrielle de questions qui font que beaucoup veulent en savoir davantage ! »En tout cas, relève Le Monde Afrique, « son décès survient dans une période de forte crispation intérieure, au moment où l'opposition critique un exercice du pouvoir autoritaire et solitaire par le général Mamadi Doumbouya, aujourd'hui investi Président. »

In Kenya, where Moses Ngoze teaches entrepreneurship and management at Masinde Muliro University in Kakamega, micro, small and medium enterprises provide 75% of jobs and more than 80% of the country's gross domestic product. Typically these organizations employ between one and 100 people and include subsistence farming, hospitality and artisan businesses, mostly operating in a jua kali environment, a Swahili term meaning “hot sun,” he says.Ngoze's research explores how the enterprises can help achieve full employment and sustained (and sustainable) economic growth by 2030, captured in Sustainable Development Goal 8, one of 17 agreed by the United Nations in 2015.He tells the How to Save Humanity in 17 Goals podcast that African economies and employment ambitions need more than multinational employers moving there. These firms only employ 10% of the world's workforce, he says.Infrastructure improvements are also needed, Ngoze adds, alongside more reliable energy, stronger internet connectivity, and tax breaks for business. Government funding for university-based centres of enterprise development are also a priority.The podcast series profiles scientists whose work addresses one or more of the SDGs. Episodes 7-12 are produced in partnership with Nature Water, and introduced by Fabio Pulizzi, its chief editor. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Annette, the Publishing Pusher's life's calling is to serve and assist others, which she fulfills through her anointed and ordained ministry. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Dr. Annette holds degrees in Business Administration, Management, Human Resources, and Clinical Pastoral Counseling. She is a certified Pastoral Counselor and Wellness Life Coach.She published her first book, Living Words of Encouragement, in 2005. She has authored almost twenty books and coached others to become self-publishers or create books for them.She has also spent over 40 years pursuing wellness in her mind, body, and spiritual journey, and her ultimate goal is to empower and inspire others to do the same.Her extensive travel experiences have taken her to many countries worldwide, where she has served as a gospel vocalist, worship leader, and leadership trainer for all genders and age groups.Dr. Annette's passion for helping others is evident through her significant time spent as a Hospital and Prison Chaplain. Her mission extends beyond borders, and she contributed to establishing a mission school in Kakamega, East Africa, to which her ministry gives monthly support. Her heart for service is a testament to her unwavering dedication to spreading God'slove and truth.

Dr. Annette, the Publishing Pusher's life's calling is to serve and assist others, which she fulfills through her anointed and ordained ministry. With a wealth of knowledge and expertise, Dr. Annette holds degrees in Business Administration, Management, Human Resources, and Clinical Pastoral Counseling. She is a certified Pastoral Counselor and Wellness Life Coach.She published her first book, Living Words of Encouragement, in 2005. She has authored almost twenty books and coached others to become self-publishers or create books for them.She has also spent over 40 years pursuing wellness in her mind, body, and spiritual journey, and her ultimate goal is to empower and inspire others to do the same.Her extensive travel experiences have taken her to many countries worldwide, where she has served as a gospel vocalist, worship leader, and leadership trainer for all genders and age groups.Dr. Annette's passion for helping others is evident through her significant time spent as a Hospital and Prison Chaplain. Her mission extends beyond borders, and she contributed to establishing a mission school in Kakamega, East Africa, to which her ministry gives monthly support. Her heart for service is a testament to her unwavering dedication to spreading God'slove and truth.

THURSDAY 10/5/23: The show is a little sore after an embarrassing performance at a bowling outing. Shawn's venture to watch Halloween movies all month may already be over. C-Lane goes to a fancy concert.

Here's what to expect on the podcast:How can travelers help and change the lives of others during their travels?What motivates travelers to help the people in a country they are visiting?How can stepping outside one's comfort zone during travel help individuals discover new passions and interests?How can travelers make a positive difference in people's lives in the countries they visit?And much more! About Dr. Angela Marick:Her friends call her "Ange" (pronounced Anj). As a young girl, Ange was always looking to the world to tell her who she was while never trusting that she already had everything she was looking for inside. Through a meaningful series of divine circumstances, Ange was led through her own unexcepted transformational journey that changed the trajectory of her life.Today Ange coaches women on how to live their best life through the Ubuntu CommUNITY and Sisterhood, hosts a podcast called Be(coming) and supports the ongoing education of young future female leaders at the Joslin School in Kakamega, Kenya. Connect with Dr. Angela Marick!Website: https://www.consciouslyco-creating.comThe Joslin School: https://www.consciouslyco-creating.com/the-joslin-schoolPodcast: https://www.consciouslyco-creating.com/podcast Connect with Host, Julie ZolfoFree Gift:  https://www.livingthetravelersheart.com/free-giftBe A Podcast Guest: https://www.livingthetravelersheart.com/podcast-guestFacebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/livingthetravelersheartInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/juliezolfo/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliezolfo/

The Whole Dyslexic Society (The WDS) & The Kakamega Project team are on a mission to provide effective dyslexia education training to developing remedial tutors and supporting parents in Kakamega County, Kenya. Delivering an effective approach for supporting learners who are often dyslexic or visual-spatial learners, the strategies and tools are hands-on, practical and can be used straight away with learners. For more about the project, go to https://thekakamegaproject.raisely.com/ For more about this podcast and others, go to https://podmatch.com/member/nowtellus

What a beautiful way to reflect on our recent trip to Kakamega, Kenya... Join me in a riveting discussion with gifted photographer Lauren Mudrock! Listen in as she shares her experiences in Kenya and the takeaways after returning home.  If something begins to bubble up in your heart as you hear our stories, I encourage you to deepen our connection by visiting ConciouslyCo-Creating.com for more opportunities for powerful discovery.  . . . And how can you support me?    Visit www.consciouslyco-creating.com to be a part of the Consciously Co-Creative community that is now LIVE!   Apple users, please subscribe and rate the BE (coming) You Podcast. If you use Android, check out Stitcher or Google Music.    Tell a friend about this Podcast! Click on "share podcast," and they will love it; and thank you forever!    Follow me across whatever channels feel aligned; you can find me on Facebook and Instagram at @drangelamarick.   XOXO! ~Ange

We're once again visiting the Joslin School in Kakamega, Kenya, where Co-Creator Josie, myself, and talented photographer Lauren Mudrock continue to support the dream of this community's sustained success through the message of WORTHINESS.   Enjoy the sounds of life in Kenya as I share inspirations and insights on Quantum Leaping and the invitation of UNION through abundance.  . . . And how can you lend support?    Visit www.consciouslyco-creating.com to be a part of the Consciously Co-Creative community that is now LIVE!   Apple users, please subscribe and rate the BE (coming) You Podcast. If you use Android, check out Stitcher or Google Music.    Tell a friend about this Podcast! Click on "share podcast," and they will love it; and thank you forever!    Follow me across whatever channels feel aligned; you can find me on Facebook and Instagram at @drangelamarick   XOXO! ~Ange

Watu waendelea kutoa maoni kuhusu muelekeo wa uchaguzi wa Mombasa na Kakamega. Sensa ya watu na makazi Tanzania yakamilika huku ikielezwa asilimia zaidi ya 90 ya watu wamehesabiwa.

Tunamulika matukio ya maamuzi ya Raila Odinga kwenda mahakamani na uchaguzi wa magavana katika Kaunti za Kakamega na Mombasa na changamoto za sensa nchini Tanzania halikadhalika uchaguzi wa Angola ambapo chama tawala kinaongoza na kuelekea kupata ushindi.

VOA Express ni matangazo mapya yenye mwendo wa kasi yakiangalia habari mpya za mchana na maelezo ya maswala yanayohusu vijana na wanawake.

Continuing our coverage of Kenya's upcoming presidential election, Africa Today comes from Kakamega, where agriculture is a big issue. We examine Kakamega's tradition of bullfighting, and how politicians use it come election time in order to garner votes. And we meet Kenyan author Idza Luhumyo, winner of the prestigious AKO Caine Prize for African Writing.

A television was magically stuck to a man's head in Kakamega county, Kenya. He ran throughout his town as bees chased him to the house of a witch doctor. Learn about this tale from across the Atlantic on This Week of Weird from Werewolf Radar.

Hudson Alakonya is currently a PhD Rhodes scholar and the Founder and CEO of Integrated Cancer Research Foundation of KenyaThis is repurposed interview from the science media Africa interviews done in collaboration with Planet wizard Africa Interview Questions:BackgroundPrescience Student experienceScience Interest: How it began and who has influenced your path into science.University experience: Bsc to PhDHow did you get your first job and subsequent jobsMentorship: Did you have a mentor, Is it important to others, Do you mentorWhat kind of opportunities are there in science or for science graduatesHighs and Lows in your careerMistakes and what you learnt from it, advise to younger selfTell us about your research….How you got into it, and how it helps the society: Past Present and Future if any.Future prospectsExperience as a woman in science: The changes over the years…Advantages and disadvantages of being a woman in science.Let's talk about mental health: Any personal experience or things you would like to share about it.Advice to a young scientist.Anything you would like to add: Questions you wish I asked and wish to answer.The Vulnerable Scientist is a Kenyan-based podcast that focuses on scientists' stories about their daily lives, work, and how they got to where they are. I am your host Sarah Nyakeri, a scientist, informal science communicator and a hiker. I am a multidisciplinary individual that does digital marketing and website design during my free time.The main questions asked that scientists are expected to answer vulnerable are: How are you, Introduce yourself, how did you become a scientist, What are the highs and lows you have experienced in your science career, tell the listeners about your hobbies, what question would you like to answer that has not been asked and how do you feel after having this conversation.If you want to be Vulnerable on the show, send me an audio message either on speak pipe (https://www.speakpipe.com/VulnerableScientistVoicemail ) or anchor (https://anchor.fm/thevulnerablescientist/message). Feel free to reach out too if you want to talk about a certain topic in the science career space or anything as a scientist that might have nothing to with science but affects scientists. The podcast is on social media @TVscientistPod and Website; TheVulnerablescientist.com. You can support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thevulnerablescientist) on Patreon or Paypal sarahnyanchera(at)gmail or Mpesa at (254)0718896962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The guest narrates his story from just a young boy growing up from a poor socio economic background in kakamega to now studying his 4th degree (PhD) at the university of Cambridge after working with WHO, KEMRI and everything in between . Listen in

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Mwenyekiti wa Wafanyabiashara Wadogo-wadogo katika Soko la Kakamega, Harey Magero anasema kwamba tangu kuondolewa kwa marufuku ya kuwa nje, sekta ya biashara inazidi kunawiri. Magero amekiri kwamba sekta hiyo ilikuwa imeathirika pakubwa kutokana na janga la korona. Benard Lusigi amefanya mahojiano naye.

Live recording from Kakamega's rainforest! Eco2Librium is a certified B Corp, which is delivering business solutions to solve social and environmental problems. It is working in the delicate ecosystem of the Kakamega forest, a densely populated area and a hotspot for biodiversity in Western Kenya. Here Anton Espira and his team are using carbon credit to respond to energy needs and empower women. With more than 120,000 stoves installed, they have created a strong network of producers and installers, helped save tons of GHG emissions, and more than halved the burden for women. They have reforested key areas to create corridors to rehabilitate the fragile forest ecosystem. They are now using a circular economy approach to develop briquettes for fuel, thus eliminating firewood.  They have established a sister B Corp, Solibrium, to tackle off-grid energy needs.  A holistic approach from one of the Best for the World! 

Contact Name: Dr. Annette WestEmail: jatnepublishing@mail.comWebsite: drannettewestministries.orgHolistic WellnessMind Body SpiritLocation/Date: Sumter, SC – Release Date, February 10, 2021Quote: Striving for my best in all areas of my life!Bio: Dr. Annette West is excited to be in the army of the Lord and recognizes there is much work in thevineyard where she is excited to be open and available for God's use in reaching His people, throughoutthe world. She has a vibrant prison outreach ministry, efforts in Kakamega, Kenya; Lagos, Nigeria, andIndiana. She is a self-published author, and has created several workbooks for various workshop,conferences and retreats. She has certifications in Biblical Counseling, Clinical Pastoral Counseling, andHolistic Wellness Life Coaching. Also, she is a college professor with an earned Doctorate in BusinessAdministration with emphasis in Human Resources, Management, International Business Relations. Shebelieves that integrating business principles with Christian Biblical truth is required to help people seehow they can prosper in every aspect of their life.About this book:Contentment in marriage takes time. It takes sustained effort to develop and grow as the husband andwife truly connect with the spouse with whom they have said, “I do”. What can one expect to occurduring this time? Along the way, where can one turn to gain strength to sustain the effort? Why bother?We invite you to read the narratives of seven couples whose challenges have been different and reflectways the men and women are employing a range of bonding strategies and Biblical principles to “make itwork”. Along with the faith-based stories, you will find writing prompts to inspire you in your marriage.Reading, writing and reflecting can help you and those with whom you come in contact to move on to thenext level as you each nurture and build up your spouse, cultivating serenity and satisfaction in yourmarriage connections.Books can be purchased at: jatnepublishing.onlineweb.shop

Contact Name: Dr. Annette West Email: jatnepublishing@mail.com Website: drannettewestministries.org Holistic Wellness Mind Body Spirit Location/Date: Sumter, SC – Release Date, February 10, 2021 Quote: Striving for my best in all areas of my life! Bio: Dr. Annette West is excited to be in the army of the Lord and recognizes there is much work in the vineyard where she is excited to be open and available for God's use in reaching His people, throughout the world. She has a vibrant prison outreach ministry, efforts in Kakamega, Kenya; Lagos, Nigeria, and Indiana. She is a self-published author, and has created several workbooks for various workshop, conferences and retreats. She has certifications in Biblical Counseling, Clinical Pastoral Counseling, and Holistic Wellness Life Coaching. Also, she is a college professor with an earned Doctorate in Business Administration with emphasis in Human Resources, Management, International Business Relations. She believes that integrating business principles with Christian Biblical truth is required to help people see how they can prosper in every aspect of their life. About this book: Contentment in marriage takes time. It takes sustained effort to develop and grow as the husband and wife truly connect with the spouse with whom they have said, “I do”. What can one expect to occur during this time? Along the way, where can one turn to gain strength to sustain the effort? Why bother? We invite you to read the narratives of seven couples whose challenges have been different and reflect ways the men and women are employing a range of bonding strategies and Biblical principles to “make it work”. Along with the faith-based stories, you will find writing prompts to inspire you in your marriage. Reading, writing and reflecting can help you and those with whom you come in contact to move on to the next level as you each nurture and build up your spouse, cultivating serenity and satisfaction in your marriage connections. Books can be purchased at: jatnepublishing.onlineweb.shop

Contact Name: Dr. Annette WestEmail: jatnepublishing@mail.comWebsite: drannettewestministries.orgHolistic WellnessMind Body SpiritLocation/Date: Sumter, SC – Release Date, February 10, 2021Quote: Striving for my best in all areas of my life!Bio: Dr. Annette West is excited to be in the army of the Lord and recognizes there is much work in thevineyard where she is excited to be open and available for God's use in reaching His people, throughoutthe world. She has a vibrant prison outreach ministry, efforts in Kakamega, Kenya; Lagos, Nigeria, andIndiana. She is a self-published author, and has created several workbooks for various workshop,conferences and retreats. She has certifications in Biblical Counseling, Clinical Pastoral Counseling, andHolistic Wellness Life Coaching. Also, she is a college professor with an earned Doctorate in BusinessAdministration with emphasis in Human Resources, Management, International Business Relations. Shebelieves that integrating business principles with Christian Biblical truth is required to help people seehow they can prosper in every aspect of their life.About this book:Contentment in marriage takes time. It takes sustained effort to develop and grow as the husband andwife truly connect with the spouse with whom they have said, “I do”. What can one expect to occurduring this time? Along the way, where can one turn to gain strength to sustain the effort? Why bother?We invite you to read the narratives of seven couples whose challenges have been different and reflectways the men and women are employing a range of bonding strategies and Biblical principles to “make itwork”. Along with the faith-based stories, you will find writing prompts to inspire you in your marriage.Reading, writing and reflecting can help you and those with whom you come in contact to move on to thenext level as you each nurture and build up your spouse, cultivating serenity and satisfaction in yourmarriage connections.Books can be purchased at: jatnepublishing.onlineweb.shop

In der heutigen Folge sprechen wir über das nach Hause kommen und Einleben zu dritt. Ausserdem Ideen für zukünftige Globi-Bücher, Christoph hat einen sitzen und die Outro-Musik zuerst verpasst und dann auch noch zu laut.

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Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com

Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com  

Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com  

Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com

Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com

Season 1 - From Uganda to the UK The story of the Dattani siblings, who grew up in Kakamega, Kenya, before moving to Jinja, Uganda in December 1950. "It was a paradise living there", as one of the siblings described. Until the rise of Idi Amin's political power led to the forced exile of all 'foreigners' from East Africa. Season 1 follows the journey of how this close-knit family individually found their way to London (with some stops along the way). Listen now on all major platforms. Don't forget to subscribe and share on instagram @thejourneyonwardspodcast Feel free to get in touch at tjopodcast@gmail.com

Daddy Owen was born in Kakamega, Western Kenya in 1982 and is arguably Kenya's biggest gospel musician. He is the second born in a family of four brothers, all musicians and a sister. His elder brother Rufftone is a gospel musician who Daddy Owen refers to as "my inspiration". He is an alumnus of Eshihiru Secondary school but was not lucky enough to join a tertiary institution due to financial constraints. He thus had to travel to Nairobi where he worked as a matatu tout. The income he earned from this job was to meagre that it could not sustain his needs and that of his family. Daddy Owen has always confessed that he used to be a pick pocket in Downtown Nairobi and thus was until he was attacked by a mob and almost lynched. Daddy Owen is the founder of Malaika Awards which seeks to honour artistes with disabilities. He also launched the "Macho Macho" campaign aimed at providing medical attention to needy people with eye problems in Kakamega. The Second Chance Campaign launched by Daddy Owen in 2012 gives moral and financial support to cancer victims in all parts of the country and creates cervical cancer awareness, encourages women to seek cervical cancer screening services. Daddy Owen also supports the Phoenix football team in Nairobi. MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta

Daddy Owen was born in Kakamega, Western Kenya in 1982 and is arguably Kenya's biggest gospel musician. He is the second born in a family of four brothers, all musicians and a sister. His elder brother Rufftone is a gospel musician who Daddy Owen refers to as "my inspiration". He is an alumnus of Eshihiru Secondary school but was not lucky enough to join a tertiary institution due to financial constraints. He thus had to travel to Nairobi where he worked as a matatu tout. The income he earned from this job was to meagre that it could not sustain his needs and that of his family. Daddy Owen has always confessed that he used to be a pick pocket in Downtown Nairobi and thus was until he was attacked by a mob and almost lynched. Daddy Owen is the founder of Malaika Awards which seeks to honour artistes with disabilities. He also launched the "Macho Macho" campaign aimed at providing medical attention to needy people with eye problems in Kakamega. The Second Chance Campaign launched by Daddy Owen in 2012 gives moral and financial support to cancer victims in all parts of the country and creates cervical cancer awareness, encourages women to seek cervical cancer screening services. Daddy Owen also supports the Phoenix football team in Nairobi. MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta

Daddy Owen was born in Kakamega, Western Kenya in 1982 and is arguably Kenya's biggest gospel musician. He is the second born in a family of four brothers, all musicians and a sister. His elder brother Rufftone is a gospel musician who Daddy Owen refers to as "my inspiration". He is an alumnus of Eshihiru Secondary school but was not lucky enough to join a tertiary institution due to financial constraints. He thus had to travel to Nairobi where he worked as a matatu tout. The income he earned from this job was to meagre that it could not sustain his needs and that of his family. Daddy Owen has always confessed that he used to be a pick pocket in Downtown Nairobi and thus was until he was attacked by a mob and almost lynched. Daddy Owen is the founder of Malaika Awards which seeks to honour artistes with disabilities. He also launched the "Macho Macho" campaign aimed at providing medical attention to needy people with eye problems in Kakamega. The Second Chance Campaign launched by Daddy Owen in 2012 gives moral and financial support to cancer victims in all parts of the country and creates cervical cancer awareness, encourages women to seek cervical cancer screening services. Daddy Owen also supports the Phoenix football team in Nairobi. MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta

Daddy Owen was born in Kakamega, Western Kenya in 1982 and is arguably Kenya's biggest gospel musician. He is the second born in a family of four brothers, all musicians and a sister. His elder brother Rufftone is a gospel musician who Daddy Owen refers to as "my inspiration". He is an alumnus of Eshihiru Secondary school but was not lucky enough to join a tertiary institution due to financial constraints. He thus had to travel to Nairobi where he worked as a matatu tout. The income he earned from this job was to meagre that it could not sustain his needs and that of his family. Daddy Owen has always confessed that he used to be a pick pocket in Downtown Nairobi and thus was until he was attacked by a mob and almost lynched. Daddy Owen is the founder of Malaika Awards which seeks to honour artistes with disabilities. He also launched the "Macho Macho" campaign aimed at providing medical attention to needy people with eye problems in Kakamega. The Second Chance Campaign launched by Daddy Owen in 2012 gives moral and financial support to cancer victims in all parts of the country and creates cervical cancer awareness, encourages women to seek cervical cancer screening services. Daddy Owen also supports the Phoenix football team in Nairobi. MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta

Daddy Owen was born in Kakamega, Western Kenya in 1982 and is arguably Kenya's biggest gospel musician. He is the second born in a family of four brothers, all musicians and a sister. His elder brother Rufftone is a gospel musician who Daddy Owen refers to as "my inspiration". He is an alumnus of Eshihiru Secondary school but was not lucky enough to join a tertiary institution due to financial constraints. He thus had to travel to Nairobi where he worked as a matatu tout. The income he earned from this job was to meagre that it could not sustain his needs and that of his family. Daddy Owen has always confessed that he used to be a pick pocket in Downtown Nairobi and thus was until he was attacked by a mob and almost lynched. Daddy Owen is the founder of Malaika Awards which seeks to honour artistes with disabilities. He also launched the "Macho Macho" campaign aimed at providing medical attention to needy people with eye problems in Kakamega. The Second Chance Campaign launched by Daddy Owen in 2012 gives moral and financial support to cancer victims in all parts of the country and creates cervical cancer awareness, encourages women to seek cervical cancer screening services. Daddy Owen also supports the Phoenix football team in Nairobi. MPESA Till (Buy Goods) 5236949 Send Wave (+254) 701-000-777 Support us to continue making podcasts - http://bit.ly/donatecta

Kilimo Ajira 12: ICT – how can it help farmers? Farming is all about information. When is it going to rain? How much? What disease are my plants suffering from that I have never seen before? Through the use of Information and communications technology (ICT), farmers can answer these and many other questions. Which opportunities for ICT use are there in Bungoma and Kakamega? What are the technical requirements? These are some of the things host Dalmus Sakali wanted to know from Paul Wesley who works as an ICT officer at the Natiri Dairy Cooperative. Kilimo Ajira 12: Teknolojia ya Habari na Mawasiliano (ict) inawezaje kusaidia wakulima Kilimo ni mambo na habari. Ni lini kutanyesha? Kiasi gani ya mvua? Magonjwa gani yanakumba mimea yangu ambayo sijawahi ona tena? Kufuatia utumizi wa ICT, wakulima wanaweza jibu haya maswali na mengineo. Kuna fursa zipi za ICT katika kaunti za Bungoma na Kakamega zinazoweza wafaa wakulima? Ni ufundi upi unahitajika? Haya ndio baadhi ya mambo mwenyeji Dalmus Sikali alitaka kujua toka kwa Paul Wesley ambaye anafanya kazi kama afisa wa teknolojia na mawasiliano katika Natiri Dairy Cooperative.

Kilimo Ajira 2: 5 things a farmer should know Starting out with agriculture doesn’t have to be hard. But there are some basic steps every farmer can take to ensure better results. Farmers need a plan how to access land, capital and means of production. Studio guests: Florence Omutimba, trainer at the Anglican Development Service and Francis Muhenge, Ministry of Agriculture, Kakamega County. Kilimo Ajira 2: Mambo 5 mkulima apaswa kujua Kuanza kilimo haifai kuwa jambo gumu. Lakini kuna mpangilio fulani kila mkulima apaswa kuzingatia ili aweze kupata mazao bora. Wakulima wanahitaji mpango wa kupata shamba au ardhi, hela na uzalishaji. Wageni katika studio; Florence Omutimba ambaya ni mkufunzi katika shirika la Anglican Development Services na Francis Muhenge kutoka Wizara ya Kilimo, Kaunti ya Kakamega.

Kilimo Ajira 10: Young Kenyan farmers discuss with Ministry of Agriculture What do young farmers and agripreneurs need and what can the political sector do to improve their situation? Gabriel Litunya and Paul Wabomba represent them in Kakamega and Bungoma. They discussed this question with the Extension Officer Jane Gitau, Ministry of Agriculture Bungoma County, and the Planning Advisor Frank Muhenge from the Ministry of Agriculture Kakamega County. Kilimo Ajira 10: Vijana wakulima wa Kenya wajadiliana na wizara ya kilimo Ni nini vijana wakulima na wanabiashara za kilimo wanahitaji na nini wanasiasa wanaweza kufanya ili kuimarisha hali yao? Gabriel Litunya and Paul Wabomba wanawakilisha katika kaunti za Bungoma na Kakamega. Walijadili swala hili na Afisa Ugani Jane Gitau, Wizara ya Kilimo kaunti ya Bungoma na Mshauri wa Mipango Frank Muhenge kutoka Wizara ya Kilimo kaunti ya Kakamega

Kilimo Ajira 3: Young women in agriculture Female farmers in Kenya have specific challenges: Working both in the field and in the household, their networks are often not as strong as the one of their male counterparts. Ann Vudunga of the Women Farmers Association of Kenya (WoFaAK), Kakamega County, about the advantages of women farmers working together. Kilimo Ajira 3: Wakulima vijana wa kike kwenye kilimo Wakulima wa kike nchini Kenya wana changamoto za kipekee. Kufanya kazi katika mashamba na vile vile nyumbani, muungano wao huwa hafifu ukilinganisha za waume. Anne Vudunga, mshiriki wa shirika la kina mama wakulima (WoFaAK) katika kaunti ya Kakamega anazungumzia ubora wa wanawake wakulima kuungana pamoja.

When Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder returned to the U.S. after 11 years living abroad, he said he was taken aback by the number of people he saw living on the streets—in tents, below freeway underpasses, and at the base of our cities’ skyscrapers.  He returned to the West coast to lead The Salvation Army here and knew The Salvation Army had to act.  The organization began in London in 1865 as William Booth walked the streets preaching to the homeless, the hungry and the destitute. What became The Salvation Army set out to offer compassionate, tangible service to people in need—you may have even heard the motto: Soup, Soap and Salvation.  Now that service extends to more than 130 countries around the world and to every zip code here in the U.S. as The Salvation Army works to meet human need in every community—exactly as that community needs.  A graduate of Harvard Law School, Commissioner Hodder has served as a Salvation Army officer for 31 years—ministering in communities from Glendale, California, to Kakamega, Kenya.  In this episode, he shares more about The Way Out—a Salvation Army initiative in the West to not only address the epidemic of homelessness, but to double The Salvation Army’s impact—because as Commissioner Hodder says: there is no one better poised to do so.      Find show notes for this episode and more at caringmagazine.org/podcast.

In Kenya, we resonate different communities with traits or food. The peeps of Kakamega are known for their love (and we mean love) for chicken. More so, Kakamega county hosts the Kakamega National Forest but is also traditional in a sense. Learn about this county in the west. Episode narrated by Natalie S.

As one of the most famous women on UK TV, at the helm of one of our most poplar daytime shows, Andrea McLean is the Glasgow girl with the accent that no-one can quite place. Witty, warm and highly entertaining, Andrea grew up on a sugar cane plantation in the Caribbean, has hitchhiked through remote forests in Kenya and is so well travelled she started her career as a travel writer.    On this episode we cover:   Loose Women go wild in Ibiza Loose Women V Question Time How to have the best debate How a girl from a working class background in Glasgow got to grow up on a sugar plantation in Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean Scotland, The Philippines and Bromley in Kent Curried goat How her Trinidadian accent comes back to surprise people Being the only white girl in school St Joseph’s Convent in San Fernando The culture shock of moving back to the UK age 15 How being bullied at school led to her first commission (in Just 17!) The culture shock of arriving in India aged 17 Backpacking off grid Becoming a travel writer for the Wrexham Leader in Chester, Northern England Being rejected as a journalist Moving to London with nothing but an old Ford Fiesta and a bedsit The feeling that in London you can do anything Her Dad’s wise words Her inspiring words Her parents moving house without her knowing Being in the middle of nowhere in Africa Hitchhiking to Kakamega Forest in Kenya Her yearning to go off grid Teenagers and their virtual world Keeping her kids in check Her book ‘Confessions of a Menopausal Women’ Hysterectomy and support Her new website – ‘This Girl is on Fire’ Quoting Caitlin Moran (or maybe it wasn’t her!) Thyroid disease, miscarriages, endometriosis What women have to put up to but then still just get on with the job The powerful song that makes her song How Miley Cyrus sums up what women do every day Deciding to make it sunny every day The song that reminds her of travel

Pastor Lou walks the church through a powerful prophetic demonstration and revelation at the Kakamega 2012 End Time Revival.  Here the question will be answered:  How does the LORD see sexual sin, and specifically homosexual sin?   Romans 1:22-26 22 Professing to be wise, they became fools, 23 and changed the glory of the incorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man—and birds and four-footed animals and creeping things. 24 Therefore God also gave them up to uncleanness, in the lusts of their hearts, to dishonor their bodies among themselves, 25 who exchanged the truth of God for the lie, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen. 26 For this reason God gave them up to vile passions. For even their women exchanged the natural use for what is against nature. 27 Likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust for one another, men with men committing what is shameful, and receiving in themselves the penalty of their error which was due.

Over the past decade, carbon offsetting has become increasingly popular, but it has also become increasingly controversial. While some argue that carbon offset programs allow people to feel absolved of their carbon consuming sins without genuinely changing behaviors, which may very well be true in some instances, we here at the Eyes on Conservation Podcast as part of the larger Wild Lens crew all work to be active participants in a sustainable future. As all of us at Wild Lens prepare to gather from all across the country to discuss the future direction of the organization, we will be participating in a carbon offset program to make this a more sustainable venture. But, as we began researching the options, it was difficult to figure out which programs were genuinely effective. That is, until we discovered ECO2. ECO2 works in Kenya and offers carbon offsets that pay for several programs, including locally produced efficient stoves that reduce wood consumption and help to preserve the unique vegetation and biodiversity of the Kakamega rainforest. These stoves have a cleaner burning process, decreasing indoor air pollution and associated acute respiratory infections in women and children. Moreover, savings in burning unsustainably harvested fuel wood cuts down CO2 emissions. Matt Podolsky spoke with Anton Espira, a founder and principle of ECO2 and Solibrium, that has been overseeing this inspiring project that Wild Lens is excited to contribute to.