Podcasts about Kilifi

Hii leo jaridani tunaangazia ujumbe wa Katibu Mkuu Guterres, wa siku ya kimataifa ya kupambana na kauli za chuki na mradi wa lishe bora kwa watoto huko Kilifi Kenya. Makala tunakwenda nchini Rwanda na mashinani nchini Ghana, kulikoni?Leo Juni 18 ni siku ya kimataifa ya kupambana na kauli za chuki ambapo Katibu Mkuu wa Umoja wa Mataifa António Guterres ametumia ujumbe wake kwa siku hii kutoa onyo kuhusu hatari zinazoongezeka za chuki mtandaoni, hasa zikichochewa na akili mnemba au (AI) na  na majukwaa ya kidijitali.Katika Kaunti ya Kilifi, iliyoko pwani ya Kenya barani Afrika, Mpango wa Kuboresha Lishe kwa kupatia jamii Fedha na Elimu ya Afya (NICHE) unasaidia kuwaelimisha wazazi kuhusu umuhimu wa baba na mama kulea watoto wao kwa pamoja, mradi unaotekelezwa na shirika la Umoja wa MAtaifa la kuhudumia watoto, UNICEF.Katika makala shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la chakula na kilimo FAO, kwa kushirikiana na Serikali ya Rwanda, linaendelea kujenga uwezo wa kitaifa katika kuhimiza matumizi ya mbinu rafiki kwa mazingira katika kilimo pamoja na usimamizi salama wa viuatilifu. Hili linafanyika kupitia utekelezaji wa awamu ya tatu ya mradi wa ACP MEAs 3 unaofadhiliwa na Muungano wa Ulaya EU. Mpango huu unalenga kuwawezesha wakulima wadogo kuhamia kwenye mifumo ya kilimo endelevu kimazingira na kuwajengea uwezo wa utekelezaji wa mikataba ya kimataifa ya mazingira.Na katika mashinani leo ikiwa ni siku ya kimataifa Sayansi ya Mapishi au Gastronomia,  fursa ni yake Mpishi Mkuu mashuhuri Fatmata Binta kutoka Sierra Leone, ambaye kupitia video ya shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Chakula na Kilimo, FAO, ya kipindi kiitwacho Mazungumzo ya Jikoni , anapazia sauti matumizi ya vyakula vya kiasili kama njia ya kuepuka kusahaulika kwa vyakula vya kiasili ili hatimaye kuweko na lishe endelevu.Mwenyeji wako ni Anold Kayanda, karibu!

Katika Kaunti ya Kilifi, iliyoko pwani ya Kenya barani Afrika,  Mpango wa Kuboresha Lishe kwa kupatia jamii Fedha na Elimu ya Afya (NICHE) unasaidia kuwaelimisha wazazi kuhusu umuhimu wa baba na mama kulea watoto wao kwa pamoja, mradi unaotekelezwa na shirika la Umoja wa MAtaifa la kuhudumia watoto, UNICEF. Assumpta Massoi anamulika moja ya familia zilizonufaika.

Bli med Cathrine på en prat med Mammashjerte-Linda. Linda og mannen Stig Ove driver misjonsarbeidet Swahili Coast Mission, og i denne episoden får vi oppdateringer fra arbeidet og livet i Kilifi. Beklaget at man ikke hører Linda de siste 4-5 minuttene av sporet, men linjen holdt ikke hele opptaket ut. Cathrine oppsummerer godt hva siste del av praten deres handler om.

Good afternoon, I'm _____ with today's episode of EZ News. Tai-Ex opening The Tai-Ex opened up 108-points this morning from yesterday's close, at 23,084 on turnover of $5.9-billion N-T. Shares closed higher on Monday despite Chinese military drills around Taiwan. Large-cap tech stocks appeared resilient amid optimism toward an investor conference scheduled by TSMC Thursday, where the chipmaker could give positive leads in the current boom of an artificial intelligence era. MAC condemns China's sanctioning of Taiwan businessman, lawmaker The Mainland Affairs Council on Monday condemned China over its sanctioning of Taiwanese businessman Robert Tsao and DPP Legislator Puma Shen, calling the move detrimental to cross-strait relations. In a statement, the MAC said the Republic of China is a sovereign country and that attempts to undermine (破壞) a free and democratic society will only drive the two sides further apart. It made the remarks after China announced earlier in the day the imposition of sanctions including an entry ban on Tsao and Shen for being "Taiwan independence die-hards." The Taiwan Affairs Office in China may have been referring to the Kuma Academy, a war-preparedness organization established by Shen and supported by Tsao, the founder of contract chipmaker United Microelectronics Corp. In 2022, Tsao made aT$1 billion NT donation to the academy, a volunteer civilian training organization with a mission to "prepare a pre-war mentality for civilians and cultivate self-defense capability." UN Concerned as Israel Fires on UN Peacekeepers The U.N. Security Council expressed “strong concern” as Israel has fired on and wounded U.N. peacekeepers in southern Lebanon during intensified fighting. It reiterated its support for their role in supporting security in the region. The statement Monday is the first by the U.N.'s most powerful body since Israel began firing on the positions of the peacekeeping force. The U.N. peacekeeping chief told reporters that Secretary-General Antonio Guterres confirmed Monday that peacekeepers will remain in all their positions even as Israel has urged the peacekeepers to move north. Israel has been escalating its campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon across a U.N.-drawn boundary (邊界) between the two countries. Hurricane Helene clean-up efforts hampered by 'armed militia' groups Hurricane relief workers in the US state of North Carolina have been evacuated following threats from 'armed militia'. This comes as US authorities are trying to stem a flow of false claims circulating (散佈) about the government's response to recent storms - including some made by former president Donald Trump. Sally Patterson reports. Kenya Protests Against Nuclear Plant Dozens have rallied against a proposal to build Kenya's first nuclear power plant in one of the country's top coastal tourist hubs. Muslim for Human Rights led the march Friday in the town of Kilifi to the county governor's office where they handed him a petition (請願書,) opposing the construction of the plant. Kilifi County is also home to Arabuko Sokoke forest, which is on the tentative list of the UNESCO World Heritage sites, as a significant natural habitat for the conservation of rare and endangered species. The construction of the plant is set to begin in 2027 and be operational by 2034, at a cost of about $3.8 billion US dollars. That was the I.C.R.T. EZ News, I'm _____. －－－－以下訊息由 SoundOn 動態廣告贊助商提供－－－－ 2024年必喝！熱銷千萬瓶，茶裏王邀您一起品好茶！ ⭐茶裏王四季春茶 100%台灣茶葉沖泡，無糖無香料，回甘更清爽！ ⭐茶裏王伯爵紅茶 經典柑橘清香，不加糖，也能不苦澀！ 100%茶葉沖泡的好茶，釋放甘甜茶香~ 忙碌中喝口茶裏王，讓自己回甘放鬆一下！ → https://bit.ly/3Ywbu2O

Maelfu ya watoto katika Kaunti ya Kilifi Pwani ya Kenya kwa miaka mitatu iliyopita wamelazimika kuacha shule kutokana na umasikini na ukame na mafuriko yaliyochangiwa na mabadiliko ya tabianchi. Lakini sasa wizara ya elimu ya Kenya kwa kushirikiana na mradi wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia watoto UNICEF, wakfu wa Education Above all na wadau wengine juhudi zinafanyika kuwarejesha watoto shuleni. “Niliacha shule darasa la nne  ilikuwa mwaka 2022, kwasababu shuleni walikuwa wananirejesha nyumbani nikalete ada. Sasa nikifika nyumbani wazazi wanasema hawana”Huyo ni David Tumaini kijana mwenye umri wa miaka hivi sasa 16 mmoja wa wanafunzi  waliolazimiika kukatiza masomo  miaka miwili iliyopita katika shule ya msingi ya Soyosoyo kutokana na umasikini. Kwa miezi kadhaa alihaha kusaka njia ya kuendelea na masomo."Nilikaa nyumbani kwa muda wa miezi mitano, wakati wenzangu wanakwenda shule na ni siku za masomo na wewe uko nyumbani. Hii inakufanya ujihisi kama wewe si mtu muhimu.”Hisia kama hizo na mustakbali wa watoto hao ndio kilicholisukuma shirika la UNICEF kuanzisha mradi wa “Elimisha mtoto” likishirikisha wizara ya elimu ya kenya na wadau wengine ili kuhakikisha watoto kama David wanarejea shuleni. Elizabeth Waitha ni afisa elimu wa  UNICEF.“Tuliweza kubaini Kaunti 16 ambazo zilikuwa na watoto zaidi ya 10,000 ambao wanaendi shuleni, na hii ilikuwa ni kwa shule za msingi tu. Na tukaangalia ni jinsi gani ya kuhakikisha mazingira bora ya kusoma kwa watoto waliosajiliwa kwenye mradi. Na tumeweza kuwasaidia zaidi ya wanafunzi milioni kwa vifaa vya shule na pia kwa waalimu vifaa vya kuandikia kama chaki, kalamu na vingine.”Na ndipo David akasikia kuhusu mradi huo,“Nilipata taarifa kutoka kwa walimu ya kwamba kuna mradi ambao unawasaidia watoto walioacha shule ili warehjee shuleni kuendelea na masomo. Sasa nilipokuja shuleni nikaambiwa wewe tutakusajili katika huu mradi wa msaada , ndipo nikaweza kurejea masomoni, hadi sasa nipo shuleni kwa sababu ya msaada huu. Vitu ambavyo nilipewa ni pamoja na mkoba wa madaftari, vitabu, kalamu na vifutio.”Hii imemrejeshea David matumaini ya ndoto yake“Mimi nikimaliza kusoma nataka kuwa Daktari ili kusaidia wagonjwa. Na katika kusaidia wagonjwa mshahara nitakaolipwa ntajisaidia mwenyewe na pia kusaidia familia yangu”Kupitia mradi huu mbali ya vifaa umewezesha zaidi ya watoto 256,000 kurejea shuleni na bado wanaendelea na masomo.

Hii leo jaridani tunaangazia amani na usalama nchini DRC, na suala la elimu katika malengo ya maendeleo endelevu tukimulika wanafunzi Kilifi nchini Kenya. Makala tunasalia na mada hiyo hiyo ya elimu na mashiani inamulika sheria za kibnadamu.Wajumbe wa Baraza la Usalama la Umoja wa Mataifa hii leo wameelezwa jinsi ushindani wa uchimbaji kupita kiasi na biashara ya maliasili huko Mashariki ya Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo, DRC unavyozidi kuchochea mapigano kwenye eneo hilo, madini kama vile dhahabu na Koltani.Maelfu ya watoto katika Kaunti ya Kilifi Pwani ya Kenya kwa miaka mitatu iliyopita wamelazimika kuacha shule kutokana na umasikini na ukame na mafuriko yaliyochangiwa na mabadiliko ya tabianchi. Lakini sasa wizara ya elimu ya Kenya kwa kushirikiana na mradi wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia watoto UNICEF, wakfu wa Education Above all na wadau wengine juhudi zinafanyika kuwarejesha watoto shuleni.Makala leo inatupeleka Paris Ufaransa katika makao makuu ya shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Elimu, Sayansi na Utamaduni UNESCO kuzungmzia juhudi za shirika hili katika kuhakikisha kwamba wanafunzi walio katika maeneo ya migogoro wanaendelea na masomo yao na wenzao waliohamishwa wanapata ufikiaji wa elimu juu katika nchi zilizowapokea.Katika mashinani fursa ni yake Mirjana Spoljaric Egger, Rais wa Kamati ya Kimataifa ya chama cha Msalaba Mwekundu ICRC akitoa wito wa kutafakari machungu yanayowakumba waathirika wa mizozo wakati wa mazungumzo yake na waandishi wa habari kandoni mwa mjadala mkuu wa Baraza Kuu la Umoja wa Mataifa UNGA79.Mwenyeji wako ni Anold Kayanda, karibu! 

This evening on Africa at A Glance we talk about a new investigation by BBC Africa Eye, for BBC World Service, that has uncovered cases of elderly people being murdered and attacked after being falsely accused of witchcraft along Kenya's Kilifi coast. Violent attacks on supposed witches occur across paths of Africa and beyond, but the estimated 70 deaths reported here every year are about much more than fear of the supernatural. Meeting victims, relatives and even perpetrators, #BBCAfricaEye investigates the real motives fuelling these brutal incidents and the impunity that often enables them, revealing that many elderly victims are targeted not by strangers, but the very people who should be protecting them - their own families. Joining us for this discussion is Julius Wanyama, who works at human rights organisation called Haki Yetu. Julius is featured in the film and his organisation published an extensive report on witchcraft accusations of the elderly in Kenya, and Nicola ‘Nicky' Milne, is the Executive Producer and Director of this film. The film is produced by ‘BBC World Service / BBC Africa Eye:  and it's called ‘Cry Witch: Take My Land, Take My Life'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is nuclear power a possible answer to the challenge of phasing out fossil fuels in response to global warming? Many African governments say yes – and 18 are now in the feasibility stage of developing nuclear power stations. Currently, South Africa is the only country on the continent which generates electricity from a nuclear power plant.But activists argue there are too many risks – and that Africa lacks the capacity to dispose of the waste nuclear power produces. In Kenya, residents of Uyombo village in Kilifi are opposing the development of a power plant in their area – even though its construction is only due to start in 2027. The government says when – or if – it comes online, it should generate 1000 megawatts of electricity, nearly a third of the energy Kenya currently produces. For the Africa Daily podcast, Alan Kasujja speaks to renowned environmental activist Phyllis Omido, who is leading the campaign against the project. He also speaks to Justus Wabuyabo, the head of Kenya's Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA), the body tasked by the government with developing nuclear energy in the country.

La demanda mundial de las nueces de marañón está en aumento. Se consumen como aperitivos, sustitutos de productos lácteos y también en la cocina. En respuesta a esta demanda creciente, Kenia ha estado tratando de revitalizar la producción de marañón en la región costera de Kilifi, que en su momento daba empleo a miles de personas. Sin embargo, en algunas fábricas, las mujeres enfrentan condiciones laborales peligrosas. Informe de nuestra corresponsal, Olivia Bizot.

Light the candles, cross your legs and follow the Unexpected Team as they cross the boarders of reality to ask why we believe in the illogical. Light the candles, cross your legs and join the Unexpected Team as they journey beyond the borders of reality to ask why we believe in the illogical. After a fraudulent psychic dupes 1.3 Americans, panellist Camilla Mota turns to history for insight into how scientists debunk such con artists. The Unexpected library harbours secrets of paranormal experimentation and dead air live on the BBC, and panellist Phillys Mwatee reveals why our beliefs win out over hard evidence written in ink. Nevertheless, in a world rife with conspiracy and vaccine hesitancy, Melissa Kapulu from the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya, shares the fascinating scientific obstacles faced in the quest to eradicate malaria from Africa once and for all. Also hear how a Nigerian Pastor and super-star has been making Melissa's job much harder, and life on fake mars. Note to self: No ghoul or spirit observed, moving on to next show... Presenter: Alex Lathbridge, Phillys Mwatee and Camilla Mota Producer: Harrison Lewis, Alex Mansfield and Noa Dowling

Global demand for cashew nuts is exploding. Around the world, they're eaten as snacks, dairy replacements or used in cooking. In response, Kenya has been trying to revitalise the sector in the coastal region of Kilifi that once fed thousands. But in some factories, women face dangerous working conditions. Our correspondent Olivia Bizot reports.

‘Unique' is often overused as a word, but host Cathy Booth's guests on this wonderful episode, John, and Debbie, can certainly claim it for their ringing experience. That's because they ring at St Thomas's Church, Kilifi in Kenya which is one of the remotest rings of bells in the world, with the nearest bells hung for change ringing being at Harare in Zimbabwe over 1,000 miles away.Cathy learns about the fascinating history of the church and the bells, as well as hearing how John and Debbie became ringers, their learning experience, and their amazing ringing trips to the UK.Although much will be familiar to other ringers, such as the ringing room with its set of handbells, cabinet of ringing books and bottomless sweet tin, there are also some eye-opening challenges of ringing in a tower that is, well, unique!If you are beginning to take ringing a little bit for granted, this podcast will stop you in your tracks and possibly rekindle your romance.Top takeawaysRead all about the Kilifi ringers 2015 adventures in the UK The Whiting Society of Ringers - KilifiCheck out the bells on DOVE Tower details (cccbr.org.uk)Struggling to ring or explain plain hunt to a learner? Try thinking about it being like using the stairs – slowly up and faster down!Inspired by John and Debbie's charity work? Is there anything more your church or tower could do to support struggling families in your local area? Or contact John to hear more about John and Debbie's work: mukedy@gmail.comLooking for some new ringing recruits? Members of the church choir are often a fruitful hunting ground.Sponsor: This podcast is sponsored by the Association of Ringing Teachers (ART). To find out more about learning to ring, learning to teach or other resources to support your ringing go to bellringing.orgPodcast team:Anne Tansley ThomasEmily Roderick John GwynneEmily WattsCathy BoothRinging by:The Cambridge Youths (supplied by David Richards) and for later episodes, The Liliputters Guild (supplied by Simon Edwards).

L'associazione Aleimar, attiva dal 1983, è presente anche nella contea di Kilifi, piagata da povertà e pratiche ittiche non sostenibili.

Welcome to the first episode of a four-part series of Participate podcasts on the topic of sustainability with partners working with the LEGO Foundation's Tech and Play Initiative. Participate is supporting the initiative with an online Community of Practice, Tinkerspace, that brings together a diverse group of partner organizations across the globe dedicated to the Lego Foundation's goal of supporting Learning Through PlayOn Today's episode we talk to the amazing team from The Kenya Play (KPLAY) program whose approach is to integrate Learning Through Play with Technology (LtPT) in Kwale and Kilifi counties of coastal Kenya.

In this episode, Nekesa has a quick sit-down with Hon. Ruth Dama Masha and they talk about her career transition from being a medical doctor to a psychiatrist in the county of Kilifi with so many responsilities. #Bedifferentkepodcast #podcast #podcastshow #career --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/be-different/support

Today's episode was recorded live at the fabulous Distant Relatives Ecolodge & Backpackers in Kilifi, Kenya. With numerous awards and accolades to it's name, I was keen to visit Distant Relatives after meeting up with today's guest at the Sustainable Africa Tourism Summit recently.   We hear so many examples of high end luxury properties being super sustainable and regenerative and I'm mindful that there are far more travellers and indeed properties without high end budgets yet dedicated to more eco options. After a full tour of the property and a wonderful 2 night stay, I sat down with Distant Relatives' CEO, Mwanase, to learn more about the property, their ethos and their journey. As you can probably tell, I was absolutely in love with what they have created here in this beautiful part of Kenya and I will absolutely return one day. If you'd like to learn more about Distant Relatives, then I would encourage you to visithttps://www.kilifibackpackers.com And you can join Mwanase, Distant Relatives and hundreds more like-minded people and organisations by joining Climate Friendly Travel and indeed become an ambassador by signing up to join The SunX Registry at , climatefriendly.travel or email us at info@thesunprogram.com  That's our show for this week. Thanks so much for your company and remember, when it comes to Climate Friendly Travel, every small step forward, is giant stride when we all step together… 

In light of the unfolding Shakahola horror, what should Christians know—and do—about cults? Rodgers Atwebembeire and Danson Ottawa of ACFAR give practical responses to urgent questions in this wide-ranging interview.(Originally broadcast on KUTV-Nairobi)

My guest today is Mwanase Ahmed, the CEO & Co-owner of Distant Relatives Ecolodge and Backpackers, a unique eco-lodge in Kilifi, Kenya. The lodge has in the last ten years built a coalition of environmentally conscious travellers and made the local community the pillar of its project. Mwanase talks about her passion for the work and how destinations could tap into their model to develop robust and sustained domestic tourism. Mwanase Ahmed, a global citizen with roots on Lamu Island, has journeyed through living in the United States, France, Central America, and Senegal before returning to her homeland of Kenya. As the visionary CEO and Co-owner of Distant Relatives Ecolodge and Backpackers, she combines her rich cultural experiences with a deep passion for sustainable tourism, integrating social and environmental responsibility. With a background in Sociology, International Studies & Political Economy, Mwanase brings a unique perspective to her leadership role, fostering a harmonious blend of ecological awareness, community empowerment, and unity, and enriching travel experiences through positive social & environmental activities.    

Elimu ni moja ya nyenzo zenye nguvu zaidi za kuleta mabadiliko kwa watu binafsi na jamii na ndio maana katika miongo miwili iliyopita, serikali ya Kenya imefanya mageuzi mengi ili elimu ya msingi iwe bure na ya lazima kwa watoto wote walio katika umri wa kwenda shule. Hata hivyo, watoto wengi bado hawako shuleni kutokana na umaskini, miundombinu duni, kutelekezwa na wazazi na matatizo ya kiafya hasa katika maeneo masikini. Sasa shirika la Umoja la kuhudumia watoto UNICEF limeamua kuingilia kati kwa kushirikiana na wadau kusaidia. Flora Nducha na maelezo zaidi.Katika Kaunti ya Dandora jijini Nairobi ambako wakazi wengi ni walala hoi, watoto kwenda shule ni mtihani unaoanzia kwa wazazi kama Wambui Kahiga mama wa Octavia mtoto mwenye umri wa miaka 10.Wambui anasema, “shida zangu kubwa sasa hivi ni chakula, mavazi , kulipa gharama za shule na ghara za kulipia nyumba. Kibarua ninachopata wakati huu ni cha kufua nguo na hakiaminiki kuna wakati napata na kuna wakati nakosa. Najihisi vibaya kwani ingekuwa mapenzi yangu , Octavia angekuwa alianza shule kitambo.”Kwa mujibu wa UNICEF umasikini ndio sababu kubwa inayowafanya wazazi kushindwa kuwapeleka watoto shule na sasa shirika hilo linashirikiana na wakfu wa Elimisha mtoto (EAC) na wanaendesha programu ya elimu zaidi ya yote kupitia mradi wa “Njoo shuleni” ili kuwafikia watoto wote kama Octavia na kuhakikisha wanapata haki ya elimu.Elizabeth Waitha ni afisa elimu wa UNICEF Kenya anasema “mara tunapobaini watoto ambao hawana fursa ya elimu, tunawasajili na tunaweza kuwasaidia na vifaa vya shule ambavyo vinapunguza mzigo kwa wazazi kuweza kuwasaidia watoto wao kwa ajili ya kusoma”.Na hii inaleta faja na matumaini kwa watoto na wazazi kama kwa mama wa Octavia akisema, “Octavia yuko shuleni , na sasa ambavyo anasoma naona maisha yake yatabadilika , yatakuwa maziri hata mimi atakuja kuniinua.”Kwa UNICEF “Elimu ni haki ya msingi ya binadamu na kila mtoto anapaswa na anahitaji fursa ya kupata elimu na uelimishaji mkubwa unahitajika kuhakikisha kwamba kila mtoto anasoma.”Kulingana na takwimu za Educate A Child (EAC) kuna watoto milioni 1.3 wa umri wa kati ya miaka 6 hadi 13 ambao hawasomi nchini Kenya.Mradi huu unafadhiliwa na mfuko kwa ajili ya maendeleo wa serikali ya Qatar na unatekelezwa katika kaunti 16 nchini Kenya ambazo ni Baringo, Bungoma, Garissa, Isiolo, Kajiado, Kilifi, Kwale, Mandera, Marsabit, Narok, Samburu, Tana River, Turkana, Wajir, West Pokot, na katika makazi yasiyo rasmi ya jijini Nairobi.

Afri-WATU!!!! Dropping another folklore just for you as we jump into the Anansi tales from the Akan people! This was such fun to read and record & it was made so by the wonderful dulcet tones and incredible storytelling skills of our Guest Narrator, my dear friend Kevin Mwachiro. He did such a dope job (obviously) & I was so honoured to have him join the AfriWetu family allllllll the way from Kilifi...you can hear the sounds of the seashell echo even :) Thank you Kevin! Afri-WATU make sure you also check out his podcast - NIPE STORY https://open.spotify.com/show/3iDGuiAtnxV4f0bN1Qeupv?si=8c5546555f9a4402- which features African stories from across the continent. Once you listen in, let us know! (It should show you why he was the perfect fit to tell this folklore:). As usual a BIG thank you to Big City Studios, and to you Afri-WATU for tuning in! Until next time Mubarikiwe! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afriwetu/message

Today we head over to Kenya where I recently provided the keynote talk at the Sustainable Africa Tourism Summit.  After a week of meetings I took the opportunity to visit Tsavo National Park which is the largest national park in Kenya and also happens to be in its lowe season right now.  Located just a 2 hour drive from Mombasa, Tsavo in the low season months has everything which you would expect to find of a major national park in East Africa with just one exception – crowds. In this episode recorded live at Voi Wildlife Lodge in Tsavo East, I talk through my experience of the low season here in Kenya and, as you will hear, got a little too close to the wildlife for my liking, in the process!  And you can learn more Kenya during the low season months in a forthcoming article in Low Season Traveller Magazine as well as a new guide which we will be producing at a later date. To learn more about Voi Wildlife Lodge, please visit https://voiwildlifelodge.com Next time, we head over to Kilifi in Kenya to visit one of the most eco-conscious properties I have ever stayed in, Distant Relatives. But That's our show for this week. Thanks as always, for your company, and if you enjoyed this podcast, please do leave us a positive rating and review on your podcast app and also don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn to be the first to hear our latest low season stories, articles and guides. Have a great week wherever you are and remember that travel is always better and fairer for the planet, the local communities and you the travellers, when it's without the crowds…

Vi hadde besøk av våre misjonspartnere, Linda og Stig Ove Gisnås, hvor Linda delte personlig om sitt kall til misjon fra ung alder, og hvordan hverdagen ser ut på misjonsbasen de har bygget opp i Kilifi på kysten av Kenya. Linda utfordret oss på at våre kall ser ulike ut, men Guds kall vil alltid innebære at vi går utenfor vår komfortsone. La deg inspirere! ____ Bibeltekst: 1. Johannes brev 3,16-18 ____ 1. Les skriftstedet sammen.  2. Hvilken tanker står ut for deg? 3. Hva tror du Gud kaller deg til?  4. Hva er ett eller flere steg du trenger å ta ut av din komfortsone?  5. Avslutt med å be for hverandre inn mot fokuset :-) 

Kaunti ya Kilifi iliyoko Pwani ya Kenya ni moja ya maeneo ambako mradi wa majaribio wa elimu ya malezi na lishe kwa watoto unaendeshwa na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia watoto UNICEF ukifanyika kwa ushirikiano na serikali na wadau wengine,lengo kubwa likiwa ni kuzisaidia familia zisizojiweza na zilizo hatarini kupitia program ya lishe na elimu ya afya  ziweze kutoa malezi bora kwa watoto wao huku zikikabiliana na ukatili katika familia hasa dhidi ya watoto.Mradi huu umeleta faraja kubwa kwa familia nyingi za kauti hiyo tuungane na Flora Nducha katika Makala hii kwa undani zaidi.

We bring you the latest from Sudan, where gunfire has been heard in Khartoum despite a new 72-hour truce being agreed between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). Police in Kenya have exhumed at least 89 bodies believed to be victims of a religious cult in Kenya's southwest coastal region of Kilifi. And we say goodbye to the legendary Bola Mosuro on her last day at the BBC.

The Plight of Farmers at Wardi Nuts Processing plant in Kilifi With Davina and Fareed. #DriveInn

Hali ya umasikini inayowakumba wananchi wa kaunti ya Kilifi nchini Kenya, imewasababisha wananchi kugeukia ukataji wa miti ili kujikimu kimaisha, hali hii ikichangia uharibifu wa mazingira.

Kaunti ya Kilifi katika miaka ya hivi karibuni imetajwa kuwa Moja wapo ya kaunti zinazoongoza Kwa idadi kubwa ya wasichana wanaopata mimba za mapema nchini. Takwimu kutoka kwa mfumo wa taarifa za afya nchini yaani Kenya Health Information System zikionyesha kuwa jumla ya wasichana 4,909 walio na umri wa kati ya miaka 15-18 walipata mimba katika kipindi Cha mwezi Januari Hadi Agosti Mwaka 2021. Na kama anavyosimulia Ali Mwalimu kwenye makala haya, mashirika mbalimbali kaunti ya Kilifi yamejitokeza kukabiliana na tatizo hilo.

Did you know women spend up to 40% of their time searching clean water in the rural areas of coast - Kilifi county? In this podcast we discuss the challenges women face in terms of access to clean water and how Elaf drilling is creating solutions to address this problem. They are using a community based model to ensure ownership and management is done by the community.

durée : 00:04:12 - Sous les radars - par : Sébastien LAUGENIE - D'après une enquête du quotidien britannique The Guardian, des négociants achètent des baobabs, dans la région de Kilifi au Kénya, pour les replanter en Europe. Les protecteurs de la forêt s'alarment de ce "bio piratage".

durée : 00:04:12 - Sous les radars - par : Sébastien LAUGENIE - D'après une enquête du quotidien britannique The Guardian, des négociants achètent des baobabs, dans la région de Kilifi au Kénya, pour les replanter en Europe. Les protecteurs de la forêt s'alarment de ce "bio piratage".

Makala haya yanazungumzia kuhusu wanawake katika Kijiji cha Kibokoni kinachopatikana na bahari kaunti ya Kilifi waliokuwa wakikata miti na kuuza kuni. Wanawake hao sasa wamebadilika, kwa sasa wanajishughulisha na ufugaji wa samaki vidimbwini na kuuza ili kujikimu kimaisha. Makala haya yametayarishwa na kusimuliwa na Ruth Keah.

Makala haya yanazungumzia kuhusu wanawake katika Kijiji cha Kibokoni kinachopatikana na bahari kaunti ya Kilifi waliokuwa wakikata miti na kuuza kuni. Wanawake hao sasa wamebadilika, kwa sasa wanajishughulisha na ufugaji wa samaki vidimbwini na kuuza ili kujikimu kimaisha. Makala haya yametayarishwa na kusimuliwa na Ruth Keah.

Makala haya yanazungumzia kuhusu jinsi idara ya afya gatuzi dogo la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi ilivyoweka mikakati ya kuzuia kusambaa kwa homa ya Chikungunya. Hii ni baada ya homa hiyo kuripotiwa kaunti jirani ya Mombasa. Imetayarishwa na kusimuliwa na Ruth Keah.

Makala haya yanazungumzia kuhusu jinsi idara ya afya gatuzi dogo la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi ilivyoweka mikakati ya kuzuia kusambaa kwa homa ya Chikungunya. Hii ni baada ya homa hiyo kuripotiwa kaunti jirani ya Mombasa. Imetayarishwa na kusimuliwa na Ruth Keah.

Kijiji cha Jimba, wadi ya Ruruma eneo bunge la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi, ni kijiji ambacho kimetegemea sana ukulima kama njia ya kujipatia riziki. Lakini kutokana na mabadiliko ya tabia nchi, shughuli za kilimo zimepungua kwa kiasi kikubwa, hivyo basi kupelekea jamii nyingi katika kijiji hicho kuishi katika hali ya chini ya Maisha na kushindwa kujiendeleza kimasomo. Lakini kuna matumaini ya tatizo hilo kuzikwa katika kaburi la sahau kupitia mchezo upendwao na wengi wa soka. Kama anavyoeleza mhariri wetu Ruth Keah kwenye Makala yafuatayo.

Kijiji cha Jimba, wadi ya Ruruma eneo bunge la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi, ni kijiji ambacho kimetegemea sana ukulima kama njia ya kujipatia riziki. Lakini kutokana na mabadiliko ya tabia nchi, shughuli za kilimo zimepungua kwa kiasi kikubwa, hivyo basi kupelekea jamii nyingi katika kijiji hicho kuishi katika hali ya chini ya Maisha na kushindwa kujiendeleza kimasomo. Lakini kuna matumaini ya tatizo hilo kuzikwa katika kaburi la sahau kupitia mchezo upendwao na wengi wa soka. Kama anavyoeleza mhariri wetu Ruth Keah kwenye Makala yafuatayo.

We know how important it is to be inspired by both big businesses and individuals, which is why we are excited to present Talking Leaders, a bi-monthly initiative from the AHDB which will see a series of inspirational speakers share their life experiences and deliver impactful stories to the AgriLeader community. In our August broadcast, Hampshire pig farmer and Young National Pig Association (YNPA) vice-chair, Flavian Obiero, will be joining us to share his passion for getting people from a non-traditional background interested in agriculture. Flavian grew up in the coastal town of Kilifi, Kenya, and it had never crossed his mind that pig farming, especially in the UK, would become such an important part of his life. But after an accidental weeks' work experience, the rest, as they say is history! Flavian now has twelve years of expertise in the pig industry and is based on a pig unit near Basingstoke. He is particularly interested in marketing and adding value to pork. He is also passionate about increasing diversity in British agriculture. Knowing what it entails to break through in such a long-established industry, Flavian is passionate about increasing diversity in British agriculture and believes it is a win-win for everyone. Flavian believes building a brand to market and showcase the sector as progressive and professional is the only way to get the public onside and to extract the value from the market. To achieve this, you need to be able to identify with your customer. Join us to explore this topic in more detail and to hear about Flavian's own experiences and challenges, as well why diversity in agriculture is so important.  

Objectives: To conduct a process evaluation on the development of self-help groups during a 10-month set-up period, focusing on implementation and mechanisms associated with their functional status.

Hii leo jaridani Assumpta Massoi anafungua jarida: Habari kwa Ufupi zikimulika wito matumizi ya chanjo zilizoko na kasi katika uzalishaji wake, kisha suala la umuhmu wa mawasiliano ya kimkakati kwenye operesheni za ulinzi wa amani ili kudhibiti taarifa za uongo na potofu, pamoja na kikao cha Baraza la Usalama la Umoja wa Mataifa kuhusu kuongeza muda wa azimio la usafirishaji wa shehena kwenda Syria kupitia mpaka wa taifa hilo na Uturuki. Mada kwa kina inakupeleka nchini Kenya katika eneo la Kuruwitu, Pwani ya kusini mashariki mwa Kenya ambako wananchi baada ya kuanza kuhisi moja kwa moja maumivu yaliyotokana na uharibifu uliokuwa umefanyika baharini kutokana na shughuli za binadamu zilizoharibu mazingira bora ya mazalia ya samaki, waliamua kuanzisha mradi wa kutengeneza matumbawe kwa kutumia saruji ili kuirejesha bahari katika hali rafiki kwa viumbe bahari kama samaki na sasa faida wanaanza kuiona. Na mashinani tunabisha hodi Burkina Faso ambako mtoto wa kike sasa anaona ndoto yake ya kuwa fundi cherehani ikianza kutimia. Karibu!

Seres Produções Radio Show Guest DJ SHOCK AFRICA @DJShockAfrica is one of the most versatile female DJs from Kenya in the industry. Having loved the art for almost 2 decades, she shares her passion with her audience as she plays the music they love, regaling in the magic of songs that resonate with their hearts. From festivals as far as Kampala, to private parties in Hardy, to high end clubs and restaurants in Westlands, to boutique hotels and lodges in Kilifi, Nakuru and Watamu, Shock has had the privilege to travel and create memories for audiences all over Kenya and the East African region. Currently playing house and afro house music, it the kind of flow that can make you long for cocktails in the sun by the beach or the pool, or an evening watching the sunset over the ocean. She has also had the privilege of playing online and making DJ sets for audiences around the world, including in Angola, California and New York. SOCIAL DJ Shock Africa I: https://www.instagram.com/dj.shock.africa/ F: https://www.facebook.com/djshockafrica T: https://twitter.com/djshockafrica Music: https://biglink.to/seresproduoesmainroom Release: https://biglink.to/seres-releases Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/user/seresproducoes http://www.seresproducoes.com #AfroHouseIsUs

Dr Caroline Wanjiku is an entomologist and currently an early-career postdoctoral researcher at Kemri welcome trust in Kilifi, Kenya. She recently obtained her PhD from Unversity of Pretoria, South Africa with a thesis titled "Biological traits, plant sugar feeding patterns and chemical ecology of Aedes aegypt". Caroline has a background in Biochemistry from Kenyatta University, Kenya.Here are some of the resources she suggested from the podcast.BooksRange: Why generalists triumph in a specialized world - David EpsteinTalking to strangers - Malcom GladwellAtomic habits - James ClearLinchpin - Seth GodinThe blackdeath: The world's most devastating plague - Dorsey Amstrong (Audible)Podcasts/YouTube channelshttps://www.estherperel.com/podcast - How's workhttps://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ - School of greatnesshttps://www.adelleonyango.com/legallycluelesspodcasthttps://lisabilyeu.libsyn.com/ - Women of impactIf 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)0718-896-962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Caroline Wanjiku is an entomologist and currently an early-career postdoctoral researcher at Kemri welcome trust in Kilifi, Kenya. She recently obtained her PhD from Unversity of Pretoria, South Africa with a thesis titled "Biological traits, plant sugar feeding patterns and chemical ecology of Aedes aegypt". Caroline has a background in Biochemistry from Kenyatta University, Kenya.Here are some of the resources she suggested from the podcast.BooksRange: Why generalists triumph in a specialized world - David EpsteinTalking to strangers - Malcom GladwellAtomic habits - James ClearLinchpin - Seth GodinThe blackdeath: The world's most devastating plague - Dorsey Amstrong (Audible)Podcasts/YouTube channelshttps://www.estherperel.com/podcast - How's workhttps://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ - School of greatnesshttps://www.adelleonyango.com/legallycluelesspodcasthttps://lisabilyeu.libsyn.com/ - Women of impactIf 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)0718-896-962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Caroline Wanjiku is an entomologist and currently an early-career postdoctoral researcher at Kemri welcome trust in Kilifi, Kenya. She recently obtained her PhD from Unversity of Pretoria, South Africa with a thesis titled "Biological traits, plant sugar feeding patterns and chemical ecology of Aedes aegypt". Caroline has a background in Biochemistry from Kenyatta University, Kenya.Here are some of the resources she suggested from the podcast.BooksRange: Why generalists triumph in a specialized world - David EpsteinTalking to strangers - Malcom GladwellAtomic habits - James ClearLinchpin - Seth GodinThe blackdeath: The world's most devastating plague - Dorsey Amstrong (Audible)Podcasts/YouTube channelshttps://www.estherperel.com/podcast - How's workhttps://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ - School of greatnesshttps://www.adelleonyango.com/legallycluelesspodcasthttps://lisabilyeu.libsyn.com/ - Women of impactIf 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)0718-896-962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Karibu kusikiliza jarida ambapo wakati mkutano wa Umoja wa Mataifa kuhusu bahari ukiendelea mjini Lisbon, Ureno kujadili suluhu za kukabiliana na changamoto za bahari tunakuleta mada kwa kina ikimulika eneo la Vanga Kilifi huko Kenya wanachi wamepata moja ya suluhu kubwa ambayo ni kuvuna na kuuza hewa ukaa kutoka kwenye mikoko kupitia mradi wa Vanga Blue Forest VBF, ambao kwa kiasi fulani unafadhiliwa na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mazingira UNEP.  Pia utapata fursa ya kusiliza habari kwa ufupi zinazoangazia vifo vya waafrika 23 waliokuwa wanataka kuvuka kwenda Ulaya, tume ya haki za binadamu yaeleza vifo vya watu nchini Kenya ni zaidi ya asilimia 1.5 ya wananchi wa taifa hulo na utasikia kauli ya mmoja ya wanao hudhuria mkutano wa bahari huko Ureno. 

Dr Caroline Wanjiku is an entomologist and currently an early-career postdoctoral researcher at Kemri welcome trust in Kilifi, Kenya. She recently obtained her PhD from Unversity of Pretoria, South Africa with a thesis titled "Biological traits, plant sugar feeding patterns and chemical ecology of Aedes aegypt". Caroline has a background in Biochemistry from Kenyatta University, Kenya.Here are some of the resources she suggested from the podcast.BooksRange: Why generalists triumph in a specialized world - David EpsteinTalking to strangers - Malcom GladwellAtomic habits - James ClearLinchpin - Seth GodinThe blackdeath: The world's most devastating plague - Dorsey Amstrong (Audible)Podcasts/YouTube channelshttps://www.estherperel.com/podcast - How's workhttps://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ - School of greatnesshttps://www.adelleonyango.com/legallycluelesspodcasthttps://lisabilyeu.libsyn.com/ - Women of impactIf 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)0718-896-962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Caroline Wanjiku is an entomologist and currently an early-career postdoctoral researcher at Kemri welcome trust in Kilifi, Kenya. She recently obtained her PhD from Unversity of Pretoria, South Africa with a thesis titled "Biological traits, plant sugar feeding patterns and chemical ecology of Aedes aegypt". Caroline has a background in Biochemistry from Kenyatta University, Kenya.Here are some of the resources she suggested from the podcast.BooksRange: Why generalists triumph in a specialized world - David EpsteinTalking to strangers - Malcom GladwellAtomic habits - James ClearLinchpin - Seth GodinThe blackdeath: The world's most devastating plague - Dorsey Amstrong (Audible)Podcasts/YouTube channelshttps://www.estherperel.com/podcast - How's workhttps://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ - School of greatnesshttps://www.adelleonyango.com/legallycluelesspodcasthttps://lisabilyeu.libsyn.com/ - Women of impactIf 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)0718-896-962 under Sarah Nyakeri. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hii leo jaridani, Leah Mushi anamulika: 1.    Chuo cha sanaa Kivu, AKA huko Goma jimboni Kivu Kaskazini nchini Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo, DRC na harakati za kutumia uchoraji wa kuta ili kuepusha vijana na ghasia sambamba na kulinda mazingira. 2.    Nchini Mauritania IFAD imeleta nuru kwa wakulima waliokosa mvua 3.    Makala tunakwenda Kigali, Rwanda kwenye mkutano wa viongozi wa nchi za Jumuiya ya Madola ambako kijana Paul Siniga kutoka Tanzania amewakilisha vijana. 4.    Mashinani, tunakwenda Kilifi nchini Kenya kumulika harakati za kulinda baharí, Karibu!  

Mental-health researcher Mary Bitta uses art and artistic performance to tackle public mistrust in science across communities in Kilifi, Kenya.This distrust can extend to procedures such as taking blood and saliva samples, and also to mental-health problems, which many people think are caused by witchcraft — evil spirits or curses from parents or grandparents, she says.Such beliefs account for mental health not being prioritized by policymakers, she adds. But change is afoot.“In the last five years alone, we've had policy documents specifically for mental health. There's also been progress in amending legislation. For example, there has been a recent lobby to decriminalize suicide because, as we speak, suicide is illegal in Kenya,” she says.Bitta tells Akin Jimoh, chief editor of Nature Africa, how she uses a form of participatory action research — in which communities are involved in song, dance, video and radio productions — to change attitudes to mental health.This is the final episode of an eight-part podcast series on science in Africa. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mara nyingi watu wanapougua wengi wao hawapendi kwenda hospitali kufanya vipimo au kupata ushauri wa kitaalamu kutoka kwa daktari kutokana na uwepo wa dawa madukani. Bila kujua kwamba dawa hizo zinaweza kumletea mtu madhara makubwa kwenye afya yake ikiwemo kufanya magonjwa kuwa sugu. Hatua ambayo imepelekea wahudumu wa afya wa nyanjani katika Kijiji cha Ribe eneo bunge la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi, kuelimisha wananchi kuhusu taratibu nzuri za utumiaji wa dawa katika Makala yaliyotayarishwa na mhariri wetu Ruth Keah.

Mara nyingi watu wanapougua wengi wao hawapendi kwenda hospitali kufanya vipimo au kupata ushauri wa kitaalamu kutoka kwa daktari kutokana na uwepo wa dawa madukani. Bila kujua kwamba dawa hizo zinaweza kumletea mtu madhara makubwa kwenye afya yake ikiwemo kufanya magonjwa kuwa sugu. Hatua ambayo imepelekea wahudumu wa afya wa nyanjani katika Kijiji cha Ribe eneo bunge la Rabai kaunti ya Kilifi, kuelimisha wananchi kuhusu taratibu nzuri za utumiaji wa dawa katika Makala yaliyotayarishwa na mhariri wetu Ruth Keah.

Karen Austrian is a director at the Population Council, where she leads the Council's Girl Innovation, Research and Learning Center: a global research hub that generates, synthesizes and translates evidence on adolescents to support investments that transform their lives, especially for girls. She specializes in developing, implementing and evaluating research-driven programs that build protective assets for girls.In this episode, Karen dives into her journey in policy-driven research and programming for girls; unpacks the nuanced issue of gendered school absenteeism; shares key findings on the relationship between MHH/SRH education and body confidence; and explains why she always “lets the evidence (of the lived experiences of youth) shape the response.”Highlights:How Population Council drives impact through policy-relevant research to improve the lives of vulnerable populations.All about the Nia Project: a study of more than 3,000 adolescent girls in 140 primary schools in Kilifi, Kenya, that rigorously evaluated the impact of menstrual health education and period products on school attendance rates. Study findings on the positive impacts of MHH interventions – including equitability of gender norms; improved menstrual, sexual and reproductive health knowledge; reduced menstrual stigma and shame; and improved confidence/self-efficacy.The complex issue of gendered school attendance rates – and why we shouldn't view period product distribution as a silver bullet for keeping girls in school.Other factors driving school drop-outs, including lack of disposable income for school fees, domestic/familial duties taking priority.How MHH education can serve as an access point into broader discussions about sexual and reproductive health with teen girls.How Girl Roster improves data collection and program outcomes through demographic tracking assistance.The importance of taking an integrated approach to research Connect:Website: https://www.popcouncil.org/research/expert/karen-austrianEmail: kaustrian@popcouncil.orgBio:Karen Austrian is the director of the Population Council, where she leads the Council's Girl Innovation, Research and Learning Center: a global research hub that generates, synthesizes and translates evidence on adolescents to support investments that transform their lives, especially for girls. Prior to stepping into this role, Austrian led a portfolio of projects designed to empower girls in East and Southern Africa. She develops, implements and evaluates programs that build girls protective assets, such as financial literacy, social safety nets and access to education.Support the show (http://bit.ly/donatetodfg)

Biashara za ufuoni katika Kaunti ya Kilifi zimesadia vijana wengi kujimudu kimaisha na kuacha uraibu wa mihadarati. Gibson Kombe ni baharia na mwanzilishi wa fuo moja maarufu[vidazini beach, Kilifi ambaye amefungua biashara mbalimbali katika fuo hiyo na pia kuwaajiri vijana wengi na kuwawezesha kuanza kujimudu kimaisha kwa zaidi ya miaka kumi sasa. Mwanahabari wetu Marion Kithi anatupambia sehemu hii.

Lisa A.Tuaitanu currently lives in Pleasant Grove Utah with her husband Kilifi. They are the parents of 5 children and 3 grandchildren and anxiously awaiting the arrival of number 4 this spring. I will be sharing events that took place October 2011- April 2012 Ashley, a healthy college student was hospitalized with a rare condition called Lemierre's Syndrome. In this mortal journey we are called to do difficult things that try our faith. Sometimes small and other times life consuming. So thankful for our amazing family and friends. Through kindness, patience, faith, and sometimes just determination we all strengthened each other. So thankful for Heaven's hands on earth. Folded hands that prayed. Working hands that served with love. Comforting hands that held our trembling hands. But most of all thankful for the pierced hands of our Lord and Savior, who has suffered for us all that we can be free of our pain, suffering, and find comfort and peace in Him.

Lisa A.Tuaitanu currently lives in Pleasant Grove Utah with her husband Kilifi. They are the parents of 5 children and 3 grandchildren and anxiously awaiting the arrival of number 4 this spring. I will be sharing events that took place October 2011- April 2012 Ashley, a healthy college student was hospitalized with a rare condition called Lemierre's Syndrome. In this mortal journey we are called to do difficult things that try our faith. Sometimes small and other times life consuming. So thankful for our amazing family and friends. Through kindness, patience, faith, and sometimes just determination we all strengthened each other. So thankful for Heaven's hands on earth. Folded hands that prayed. Working hands that served with love. Comforting hands that held our trembling hands. But most of all thankful for the pierced hands of our Lord and Savior, who has suffered for us all that we can be free of our pain, suffering, and find comfort and peace in Him.

Wengi hufahamu jina mabuyu yaliyozoeleka kuliwa kwa kumumunya utamu wake ambapo hupikwa kwa kuchanganya na sukari, rangi iwe ya kijani nyekundu au hata njano pamoja na viungo vyengine ambapo badae huuzwa katika paketi kati ya shilingi 5-50 Lakini je unapomumunya utamu wake unafahamu pale yanapotokaa?.Yanatoka kwa mti wa m'buyu kwa kimombo baobab tree. Ni mti mkubwa wa ukanda wa tropiki na matunda yake ndio yanaitwa mabuyu na lile gamba la tunda linaitwa kibuyu na ubuyu ndio hupikwa na kisha tunaomumunya utamu wake. Mti wa m'buyu ambao huzalisha mabuyu hustawi sana katika maeneo yenye joto ,yaliyo makavu ya Afrika na una uwezo wa kuhimili makali ya kiangazi. La zaidi ni kwamba wapo wakulima waliozama katika ukulima wa m'buyu kutokana na manufaa mengi yenye kuendeleza uhai. Wakulima hawa wanategemea mibuyu iliyopo mashambani mwao pamoja na ile iliyostawi katika msitu wa Kaya Kauma kaunti ya Kilifi. By: Mwanaharusi Rashid

Edna Dhababu mwenye umri wa miaka 27, mkazi wa Rabai katika Kaunti ya Kilifi ni mfanyabiashara anyejihusisha na uuzaji wa mavazi ya utamaduni wa Jamii ya Mijikenda. Si hilo tu, Dhahabu pia hukodisha mavazi hayo kwa wateja ambao huwa na hafla mbalimbali zikiwamo za ukumbusho wa kuzaliwa na harusi. Mwanahabari wetu Robert Menza ametangamana naye na kufanya mahojiano ya moja kwa moja.

Mashindano ya Maboti ufanyika kila mwaka kaunti ya Kilifi bonyeza usikikilize. By:Baya Kitsao

Jarom Jordan and Banksy preview the Selects season with 'Olive Kilifi and update some Utah Warriors off-season news.

Dawa kali za kulevya kama heroin almaarufu kwa jina unga ni miongoni mwa mihadarati inayojulikana sana Pwani ya Kenya katika miji ya Mombasa, Kwale, Lamu na Kilifi. Dawa hizi zimewasababishia watumizi walio vijana, watu wazima waume kwa wanawake hasara kubwa za kiafya, kiuchumi na kijamii. Pindi mtu anapoanza ya matumizi ya heroine tabia zake hubadilika pakubwa na sio rahisi kuiacha. Utafiti uliotekelezwa 2016 na profesa Nicole Lee mshirika katika taasisi ya utafiti wa dawa za kulevya, chuo kikuu cha Curtin unaonesha kuwa asilimia 10 ya watu wanategemea pombe na dawa nyingine za kulevya na kwamba kuepuka matumizi huwa ni vigumu baada ya miili yao kuwa tegemezi yani “addicted” na sababu nyingine tofauti. Lakini kwa Naima sababu hizo haziikuwa kizuizi kwake kuondoka kwenye uraibu baada ya muda huo wote na sasa ni miaka 7 tangu aanze safari ya kujinasua. Karibu kwenye makala haya ya MUI HUWA MWEMA tukiangazia namna watumizi wa dawa za kulevya wanavyoweza kubadilika na kuwa bora katika jamii jina langu ni Ibrahim Juma Mudibo. By Ibrahim Juma

Janga la corona, limekuja na changamoto si haba kwa watu wote duniani na hapa nchini Kenya, watoto wameathirika zaidi. Katika kaunti za Mombasa, Kwale na Kilifi, Watoto wanaougua maradhin ya sickle cell wako katika hatari ya kuambukizwa virusi vya korona kwani kuna dhana potofu kuhusu hali yao na jinsi corona haiwezi kuwaathiri. Baadhi ya wazazi wanadai kuwa wagonjwa wa sickle cell hawashikwi na corona. Athman Luchi

In Africa, in children hospitalised with severe pneumonia with oxygen saturations between 80 and 91% who did not receive oxygen, mortality assessed at 48 h (1.4%) was comparable to the usual method of oxygen delivery (low-flow oxygen; LFO (2.5%)) and in those receiving high-flow nasal therapy (HFNT, 1.1%). The potential impact of HFNT on patient-centred outcomes and on resources, particularly oxygen supplies, should stimulate further exploration particularly in children with severe pneumonia managed in low resource settings. Read the article in the ICM Journal: https://rdcu.be/ckTgA. Speakers: Prof Mark PETERS. Professor of Paediatric Intensive Care, Infection, Immunity & Inflammation Dept - UCL GOS Institute of Child Health (Faculty of Pop Health Sciences). Prof Kathryn MAITLAND. British paediatrician, professor of infectious diseases at Imperial College London, director of the ICCARE Centre at the Institute of Global Health Innovation and an Honorary Fellow at MRC Clinical Trials Unit, University College, London. Since 2000 she has been based at the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme, in Kilifi, Kenya.

Imagine a thousand kilometres of white Indian Ocean beaches...a thousand kilometres of beautiful coastline with very few other people. Your host Stephen Bailey believes Kenya's coastline to be the most impressive in the world - space, serenity, a sense of exploration and a lot of surprise. You even see monkeys on the sand! Join Stephen on a journey up Kenya's coast, including Diani, Mombasa, Kilifi, Watamu and Lamu.

Kilifi county in Kenya has three practicing mental health specialists against a population of about 1.4 million. Mental health is allocated less than 0.5% of the general health budget. In Kenya, out of 47 counties, only 22 have a mental health specialist. “Understanding your mental health, gives you a better standard of life. But though Mental health is part of the general health system, very little funding is made available compared to fields like maternal and child health, reproductive issues, TB, and HIV, including funds for specialist training. Mental health is neglected right from the policy level,” says Leonard Nasoro, a mental health specialist from Kilifi, Kenya. Late diagnosis heavily impacts service delivery and dealing with mental health. But why are there very few experts? Elias Fondo, the Kilifi County Mental Health Clinical officerwarns that with the rising mental illness burden, the institutional-based form of managing mental health will not work “but rather investing in community psychiatry to help identify early symptoms of mental illnesses among their communities to and advise them to seek help on time.”

This week's episode takes you to Kilifi, Kenya - home to Watamu and Malindi's sandy beaches. The only permanent river - River Sabaki - emanating from Kenya's Aberdare Ranges west of Central Kenya floods each time it heavily rains upstream. Now, the 2018 Kilifi County Drought contingency plan notes that the drought return period has reduced to two to three years from every five to seven years in the last decade. Between 2016 to 2020, Kilifi County experienced a devastating drought that leads to massive pasture loss and cattle deaths, with nearly half a million people affected. With the county alternating between droughts and flash floods, what impacts does this have on communities? Listen to their voices.

Oljenasjonen, verdens beste land å bo i. Å bli født i Norge er som å vinne i Lotto, og er en sann velsignelse. Hva kan vi som nordmenn gjøre i møte med en verden som lider? Og hvordan ser det ut å forlate alt det trygge, og bosette seg midt iblant sult, sykdom og nød? Ingen kan hjelpe alle, men vi kan vel alle hjelpe noen? Linda Gisnås og mannen har flyttet med familien sin til Kilifi i Kenya og lever ut nestekjærlighet til det fulle. www.mammalinda.com

When Swiss beatmaker FlexFab was doing a set in the coastal town of Kilifi, Kenya, a young Kenyan rapper Ziller Bas grabbed the mike and delivered his "Swengflow". The chemistry was immediate and six months later the two artists are set to release their debut EP Mugogo! A dancefloor must. Pablo Fernandez, who's been working under the moniker FlexFab for a decade or so, likes to work outside his comfort zone. He's lent his beatmaking skills to Kenya's Muthoni Drummer Queen, Batuk from South Africa, rapper Rozzma from Egypt, Malaysian singer The Venopian Solitude... In August 2019,  a Swiss music non-profit, Flee, invited him to East Africa for a series of exchanges with local musicians. During a gig in Kilifi, some 70kms north of Mombasa, Baraka Shujaa, an MC going under the name Ziller Bas couldn't resist joining in.  "The beats were so good, I was so excited I had to jump in," the 25-year old rapper said on the line from Kilifi. "This freestyle session with Ziller Bas was magic, the kind of moment that only happens a few times in your life," FlexFab said. He found a way to return to Kilifi in January this year with a mobile studio. In just two weeks they recorded 14 tracks, a documentary about their story and three videos.  Their EP Mugogo part 1 has four tracks for hot club nights. Ziller Bas lays down his vocals in his very own Swengflow: a mix of Swahili, English and his native Giriama. The title track Mugogo has a hypnotic beat, with traditional percussion from shakers known locally as kayamba which Flexfab recorded live when doing the final mix. "I didn't sample music, all the songs are original," he said. "There's some synthesizer, a lot of electronic things but a big part of the job I did at the end of the project was to add some live percussion." "Mugogo means great, like the king, someone magical, noble, with dignity," Ziller Bas explained. "It's derived from a leader here in Mijikenda called Karissa Maita." Maita was a former tourism minister and an MP from Mombasa's kisauni area known affectionately as "Mugogo, wa pwani": Mijikenda for "Big Man of the Coast". He was a popular politician who defended the interests of coastal peoples, encouraging them to speak out about the politics of exclusion. The track Sawa Sawa means OK in Swahili: an upbeat, positive song "about feeling good," Ziller Bas said. Vituko meanwhile is "very poetic and more political. It talks about challenges in the hood, in the ghetto here, how people live. It's giving people hope, talking about difficulties and telling them they shouldn't give up." Due to the coronavirus the duo are releasing this first EP with four rather than the initial seven tracks and Mugogo part 2 should be out in the Autumn. "When the crisis is over I hope Ziller Bas can come to Europe to do festivals with me and spread the project live. It has to be live, to be enjoyed with the people." Mugogo part 1 is out on 12 June. Purchase it here. Follow FlexFab and Ziller Bas on facebook  

When Swiss beatmaker FlexFab was doing a set in the coastal town of Kilifi, Kenya, a young Kenyan rapper Ziller Bas grabbed the mike and delivered his "Swengflow". The chemistry was immediate and six months later the two artists are set to release their debut EP Mugogo! A dancefloor must. Pablo Fernandez, who's been working under the moniker FlexFab for a decade or so, likes to work outside his comfort zone. He's lent his beatmaking skills to Kenya's Muthoni Drummer Queen, Batuk from South Africa, rapper Rozzma from Egypt, Malaysian singer The Venopian Solitude... In August 2019,  a Swiss music non-profit, Flee, invited him to East Africa for a series of exchanges with local musicians. During a gig in Kilifi, some 70kms north of Mombasa, Baraka Shujaa, an MC going under the name Ziller Bas couldn't resist joining in.  "The beats were so good, I was so excited I had to jump in," the 25-year old rapper said on the line from Kilifi. "This freestyle session with Ziller Bas was magic, the kind of moment that only happens a few times in your life," FlexFab said. He found a way to return to Kilifi in January this year with a mobile studio. In just two weeks they recorded 14 tracks, a documentary about their story and three videos.  Their EP Mugogo part 1 has four tracks for hot club nights. Ziller Bas lays down his vocals in his very own Swengflow: a mix of Swahili, English and his native Giriama. The title track Mugogo has a hypnotic beat, with traditional percussion from shakers known locally as kayamba which Flexfab recorded live when doing the final mix. "I didn't sample music, all the songs are original," he said. "There's some synthesizer, a lot of electronic things but a big part of the job I did at the end of the project was to add some live percussion." "Mugogo means great, like the king, someone magical, noble, with dignity," Ziller Bas explained. "It's derived from a leader here in Mijikenda called Karissa Maita." Maita was a former tourism minister and an MP from Mombasa's kisauni area known affectionately as "Mugogo, wa pwani": Mijikenda for "Big Man of the Coast". He was a popular politician who defended the interests of coastal peoples, encouraging them to speak out about the politics of exclusion. The track Sawa Sawa means OK in Swahili: an upbeat, positive song "about feeling good," Ziller Bas said. Vituko meanwhile is "very poetic and more political. It talks about challenges in the hood, in the ghetto here, how people live. It's giving people hope, talking about difficulties and telling them they shouldn't give up." Due to the coronavirus the duo are releasing this first EP with four rather than the initial seven tracks and Mugogo part 2 should be out in the Autumn. "When the crisis is over I hope Ziller Bas can come to Europe to do festivals with me and spread the project live. It has to be live, to be enjoyed with the people." Mugogo part 1 is out on 12 June. Purchase it here. Follow FlexFab and Ziller Bas on facebook  

- Under the stars and in the shade of thousand-year-old Baobabs in Kilifi, Yaadcore's aroma rises. Audio provided by our brother and friend Tikur Anbessa. - Each and every week, The #LazeReggae crew presents a 1 hour dancehall reggae show with your favorite fresh hardcore dancehall juggling, exclusive interviews,remixes, dubplates, roots & culture, oldies, foundation, Afrobeats and more, plus your dancehall e-news and event highlights. It's your bombastic plug to everything Dancehall and Reggae from Kenya to di world. #PoweredByWhatsGoodStudios at @iHub #LazeReggae Audio Engineer - Lucky Jakes Powered By What's Good Studios at iHub. E: trinitystarfamily@gmail.com Whatsapp: +254716659166 Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/laze-reggae/stream/ FacebookLive: www.facebook.com/FahruqF/videos/1644776098948213/ Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/wgradio/sets/lazereggae Website: lazereggae.wordpress.com/ Spotify Playlist

Kenya has named two popular tourism destinations among regions at high risk of coronavirus outbreak. According to local media reports, the coastal towns of Mombasa and Kilifi, which have a high influx of tourists, have been placed on high alert. The country's capital, Nairobi, is also listed as a high risk area because of its main airport. Kenya's head of disease surveillance, Dr Daniel Lang'at, is quoted as saying the border regions in the western and north-eastern parts of the country are also at risk. The country is yet to record any confirmed case of coronavirus. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newscast-africa/support Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Was kommt dir als erstes in den Sinn, wenn du an Urlaub in Kenia denkst? Wohl sowas wie Safari, Löwen, Giraffen, schöne Strände und endlose Steppe.  Ja - genauso dachte ich auch! Doch wie das Reisen abseits der Robinson-Clubs eben so ist, kam es dann dennoch etwas anders... Trotz relativ umfangreicher Planung standen wir plötzlich ohne Hotel da - und landeten in einem echten all-inclusive-Schuppen. Wehe, du hast dir nicht rechtzeitig deine Liege reserviert! Wie du wahrscheinlich weißt, ist das eigentlich nicht so mein Ding, aber Steffi und ich haben das beste draus gemacht und Silvester auf dem wunderschönen Festival in Kilifi gefeiert. Um mich etwas dem Resort-Lifestyle anzupassen oder warum auch sonst immer, habe ich mir eine Limetten-Haarkur gegönnt. So. Alles, was dann folgte - die Safari, die Übernachtung in einem Zelt bei Sternenhimmel, die Besuche in Mombasa und Nairobi - bekamen einen bitteren Beigeschmack.  Was das nun alles mit der Limetten-Haarkur zu tun hat und was mich daraufhin schon wieder in das Innere eines Krankenhauses geführt hat, hörst du in dieser Episode! Keynotes:In dieser Episode erfährst du: Warum Kenia eine Reise wert ist Wie man dort bombastisch Silvester feiert Wie wir in einem all-inclusive Hotel gelandet sind Und warum Limette eindeutig nicht in die Haare gehört! Links: Kilifi New Year Bidi Badu Hast du Fragen? Feedback? Oder hättest ein Thema, welches du gerne im Podcast hören würdest? Konstruktive Kritik? Dann schreib mir an info@travel-echo.com. Über eine kurze Bewertung auf iTunes würde ich mich total freuen! Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß dabei und freue mich dass du mit am Start bist! Hier geht es zur Übersicht des Podcasts. Wir hören uns…Nick

Nina Putnis of The Lancet Global Health speaks to Jonathan Abuga about his research on the risk factors for and causes of premature mortality in children with neurological impairments in Kilifi, Kenya.

MLR Seawolves: Owner Adrian Balfour, Seattle Head Coach Richie Walker, Eagle front row star Olive Kilifi, stellar Brock Staller & legend Tony Ridnell all spoke with our Matt McCarthy. More Major League Rugby on www.RugbyWrapUp.com *Watch or download as a Podcast. Please feel free to comment below and please share with your mates! All Segments: rugbywrapup.com/category/videos/ Find All Here: -Web: http://www.RugbyWrapUp.com -Twitter: https://twitter.com/RugbyWrapUp @RugbyWrapUp, @Matt_McCarthy00, @JonnyLewisFilms, @Junoir Blaber, @JWB_RWU, @Luke Bienstock, @Ronan Nelson, @MeetTheMatts, @Declan Yeats. -Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/RugbyWrapUp -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RugbyWrapUp -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/RugbyWrapUp -Google + (Yes, apparently that's still a thing): https://plus.google.com/+RugbyWrapUp -Apple PodCasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rugby-wrap-up/id1253199236?mt=2 #MLR #rugbywrapup #majorleaguerugby

Kenya's third county, Kwale, was once home to one of the ancient bustling cities that we now know as the Gede Ruins. Read the Kilifi story on http://bit.ly/Kilifi Photo By: Sammy Njoroge Narrated By: Kevin Mwachiro

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Dr Jay Berkley works in the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya. His research interests include tackling infection and inflammation to prevent mortality in malnourished children. He is also an expert advisor on severe acute malnutrition to the Ministries of Health, and the World Health Organisation.

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Malnutrition is responsible for almost a third of childhood mortality worldwide. A better understanding of the bacteria in a child's gut will assist researchers in developing better treatment options. Dr Jay Berkley works in the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya. His research interests include tackling the infection and inflammation of the gut to prevent mortality in malnourished children. He is also an expert advisor on severe acute malnutrition to the Ministries of Health, and the World Health Organisation.

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Dr Jay Berkley works in the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya. His research interests include tackling infection and inflammation to prevent mortality in malnourished children. He is also an expert advisor on severe acute malnutrition to the Ministries of Health, and the World Health Organisation.

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Dr Jay Berkley works in the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya. His research interests include tackling infection and inflammation to prevent mortality in malnourished children. He is also an expert advisor on severe acute malnutrition to the Ministries of Health, and the World Health Organisation.

Dr Jay Berkley tells us about his work on childhood nutrition and immunity in East Africa. Malnutrition is responsible for almost a third of childhood mortality worldwide. A better understanding of the bacteria in a child's gut will assist researchers in developing better treatment options. Dr Jay Berkley works in the KEMRI/Wellcome Trust Collaborative Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya. His research interests include tackling the infection and inflammation of the gut to prevent mortality in malnourished children. He is also an expert advisor on severe acute malnutrition to the Ministries of Health, and the World Health Organisation.

On one of Kevin Marsh's regular visits to Oxford, the historian Conrad Keating caught up with the world-renowned malariologist and asked him what initially drew him to tropical medicine... Africa is the world's most malarious continent, and the east coast of Kenya has been particularly debilitated by the disease. In 1987 Kevin Marsh visited the area and recognised that the region offered great possibilities for an integrated programme of research on malaria that linked basic scientific, clinical and epidemiological approaches. In collaboration with the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) and Oxford University, and supported by the Wellcome Trust, a small, dedicated team began work in 1989. From modest beginnings in Kilifi, the Wellcome Research Programme has grown under Kevin Marsh's direction to become the most prestigious research programme in Africa. Its state-of-the-art laboratory houses 800 staff who produce over 100 peer review papers a year, working on major causes of ill health in Kenya and other countries in east Africa.

Dr Simon Ndirangu, Bioanalytical Laboratory at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya discusses the importance of implementing occupational health and safety standards in research settings. Effective occupational health and safety programmes reduce work related injuries and illnesses, improve morale and productivity and reduce workers' compensation costs. The success of these programmes relies on committed management, adequate risk assessment, hazard prevention and control and appropriate health and safety training.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya discusses clinical trial data safety monitoring boards (DSMBs). This introduction starts with a definition of a DSMB and discusses their roles and when they are required. DSMS constitutions, charters and considerations for under developed settings are also discussed.

George Warimwe from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya presents an introduction to clinical trials aimed at trial site staff and anyone new to the field. Topics covered include: equipoise and hypothesis, protocol, trial design, comparative effectiveness, pharmacovigilance, ICH-GCP basics, informed consent, essential documents, databases and statistics.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an introduction to ICH-GCP. This overview covers the historical background, context and evolution to ICH-GCP, summarises its key principles and describes the role of regulatory authorities. The talk highlights some of the accomplishments of ICH-GCP but also critiques some aspects of GCP application in non-pharmaceutical settings.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an introduction to research ethics. This overview covers the historical origins and landmark events that have influenced current understanding of research ethics. Some of the major ethical codes and fundamental ethical principles are identified and their application in research is discussed. Finally, there is an overview of the role of ethics committees.

Ken Awuondo, Clinical Trials Laboratory Manager for the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an overview of the role of the laboratory in clinical trials. In clinical trials, laboratory tests are used to establish inclusion and exclusion criteria, determine baseline parameters, monitor the safety of the participants and demonstrate the efficacy of the investigational product. The talk wraps up by discussing some of the challenges facing labs in clinical trials.

Ken Awuondo, Clinical Trials Laboratory Manager for the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an overview of the requirements for setting up a laboratory in resource-poor settings. From logistics planning to infrastructure development to setting up quality systems, this lecture gives a concise overview of the challenges facing laboratories based in resource-poor settings and provides some constructive advice.

Dr Simon Ndirangu, Bioanalytical Laboratory at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya describes the basic concepts of pharmacological clinical trials, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. The talk goes on to discuss the various methods used and costs involved as well and other important factors to consider as well as addressing some of the challenges faced in Measuring Drug Levels in Clinical Trials.

Dr Simon Ndirangu, Bioanalytical Laboratory at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya discusses the importance of implementing occupational health and safety standards in research settings. Effective occupational health and safety programmes reduce work related injuries and illnesses, improve morale and productivity and reduce workers' compensation costs. The success of these programmes relies on committed management, adequate risk assessment, hazard prevention and control and appropriate health and safety training.

Ken Awuondo, Clinical Trials Laboratory Manager for the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an overview of the requirements for setting up a laboratory in resource-poor settings. From logistics planning to infrastructure development to setting up quality systems, this lecture gives a concise overview of the challenges facing laboratories based in resource-poor settings and provides some constructive advice.

Ken Awuondo, Clinical Trials Laboratory Manager for the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an overview of the role of the laboratory in clinical trials. In clinical trials, laboratory tests are used to establish inclusion and exclusion criteria, determine baseline parameters, monitor the safety of the participants and demonstrate the efficacy of the investigational product. The talk wraps up by discussing some of the challenges facing labs in clinical trials.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya discusses clinical trial data safety monitoring boards (DSMBs). This introduction starts with a definition of a DSMB and discusses their roles and when they are required. DSMS constitutions, charters and considerations for under developed settings are also discussed.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an introduction to research ethics. This overview covers the historical origins and landmark events that have influenced current understanding of research ethics. Some of the major ethical codes and fundamental ethical principles are identified and their application in research is discussed. Finally, there is an overview of the role of ethics committees.

Dr Roma Chilengi, Head of Clinical Trials at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya gives an introduction to ICH-GCP. This overview covers the historical background, context and evolution to ICH-GCP, summarises its key principles and describes the role of regulatory authorities. The talk highlights some of the accomplishments of ICH-GCP but also critiques some aspects of GCP application in non-pharmaceutical settings.

George Warimwe from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya presents an introduction to clinical trials aimed at trial site staff and anyone new to the field. Topics covered include: equipoise and hypothesis, protocol, trial design, comparative effectiveness, pharmacovigilance, ICH-GCP basics, informed consent, essential documents, databases and statistics.

Dr Simon Ndirangu, Bioanalytical Laboratory at the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI)/Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Kilifi, Kenya describes the basic concepts of pharmacological clinical trials, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. The talk goes on to discuss the various methods used and costs involved as well and other important factors to consider as well as addressing some of the challenges faced in Measuring Drug Levels in Clinical Trials.

A small town on the coast of Kenya. Listen to a Swahili welcome!