Mzalendo KENYA

10/09/2024

**"Tears of Strength"**

Hey there, little one, listen close,
They'll tell you to be tough, to never show the ghost
Of sadness or fear, to hide your pain,
But I’m here to tell you, it’s okay to let it rain.
Lia bro.lia boychild

They’ll say, “Be a man, don’t let them see you cry,”
But strength, my dear, isn’t in how dry your eyes stay,
It’s in the courage to let those tears fall,
To show the world you feel it all.

It’s okay to hurt, to feel, to sigh,
It’s okay to wonder, to ask “why?”
Your heart’s not made of stone, it’s flesh and beat,
And sometimes, it breaks, and that’s no defeat.
So ukifeel it's enough is better you let it out juu boys pia hulia.

So cry, little one, when the world feels too heavy,
When the burden’s too big, and your spirit unsteady.
For in those tears, there’s a power so deep,
A way to heal, a way to keep

Your soul pure, your heart strong,
For tears don’t make you weak; they help you belong
To the world, to yourself, to the truth inside,
So let them flow, there’s no need to hide.

You’re not alone in those moments of sorrow,
And every tear you shed will bring a brighter tomorrow.
So cry, boychild, and know this is true,
There’s strength in your tears, and all of it’s in you.

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This piece encourages embracing emotions and finding strength in vulnerability, especially for a young boy who might feel pressured to suppress his feelings.

Mzalendo KENYA

01/09/2024

Empowering the boy child is indeed a topic worth discussing. Historically, there has been significant focus on empowering girls and women, addressing gender inequalities that have disadvantaged them in many societies. This focus is crucial and continues to be necessary.

However, some argue that in this pursuit, the challenges faced by boys and young men can be overlooked. Issues like educational underachievement, mental health struggles, and societal pressures around masculinity affect boys too. Therefore, empowering boys should be part of broader gender equality efforts, ensuring that all children, regardless of gender, receive the support they need to thrive.

Debating this issue can lead to a more inclusive approach to gender equality, recognizing that both boys and girls face unique challenges that require attention. The debate isn't about taking resources away from girls but ensuring that empowerment efforts are holistic and address the needs of all children.

Photo credit Njonge

30/08/2024

Mzalendo KENYA CBO is dedicated to empowering boys and fostering a healthier, more sustainable future. Through talent-based mentorship programs, we guide young boys away from the dangers of drug use and support their mental health, while also instilling a deep respect for environmental conservation. Our mission is to nurture resilient, responsible leaders who are equipped to overcome challenges and contribute positively to society and planet

30/08/2024

“She saw Marriage as a business , she got married to me for few years , divorced and took 50% of my lifetime savings . All her own money and properties was not in her name“ Tyrese

“ 50 cent warned me ,he told me that if you are someone that loves so deep then this generation is not for you but I didn’t listen . When she asked for Divorce and took everything , 50 cent still didn’t leave me, he still offered me a role in his movie “ POWER “ . That’s how I bounced back and started hustling again . Sadly no one cares how you feel as a man , but I told myself that I’ll not act tough . I had to cry . Men need to start speaking up too . The society needs to know men cry too and get hurt “ Tyrese

Moral lesson : When loving , use your head .

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29/08/2024

The birthday of a dragon 🐲 Boychild empowerment campaign
Evan Juma

27/08/2024

Once upon a time in a small town called KIMANA there was a wise elder named Evan Juma . He was known for his deep understanding of life and was often sought out for advice. The town had long focused on empowering girls, recognizing the struggles they faced. Girls were given opportunities for education, mentorship, and support. Over time, the girls in the town grew strong, confident, and capable, and everyone celebrated their success.

However, Evan noticed something troubling. While the girls thrived, the boys in the seemed to lose their way. Many struggled with self-doubt, unsure of their roles and responsibilities in a changing world. They were taught to be strong but never to express their emotions, to lead but never to ask for help. The pressure to live up to these expectations weighed heavily on them, and some began to feel left behind.

One day, Evan gathered the Town together and told them a story. He spoke of a great tree in the forest that had two strong roots, one on each side. Both roots were vital to the tree’s survival, anchoring it firmly in the ground and nourishing it from deep within the earth. But if one root were to be neglected, the tree would become unstable, its leaves would wither, and its branches would break.

Evan looked at the Town and said, "Our boys and girls are like the roots of this tree. We have nurtured one root well, and it has grown strong, but we cannot forget the other. If we want our village to flourish, we must also empower our boys, giving them the tools and support they need to grow into strong, kind, and balanced men."

The town realized the wisdom in Evan's words. They began to create programs for the boys, encouraging them to pursue education, express their feelings, and seek mentorship. They taught them that strength also lay in kindness, and leadership in listening. As the boys gained confidence and direction, the town grew stronger as a whole.

From that day forward, the town thrived like never before, with boys and girls, men and women, working side by side, each empowered to be their best selves. The wise elder Evan Juma had shown them that true strength comes not from focusing on one root but from nurturing both, ensuring that the entire tree of the community could stand tall and weather any storm.
And thats how KENYA BOYCHILD CAMPAIGN was born.

Mzalendo KENYA

27/08/2024

KIMANA BOYCHILD EXTRAVAGANZA

27/08/2024

"Empower the boy child to become a confident, responsible, and compassionate leader of tomorrow."
photo 📸 credit Njonge

25/08/2024

25/08/2024

The Talents were top notch..

25/08/2024

The event was magical 🔥
Ahsanteni kwa kuja.

24/08/2024

**"Rise Up"**

They say, “Boys don’t cry,”
But I say, let those tears flow.
For in those tears lies strength,
A power the world has yet to know.

You’re told to be tough,
To hide what you feel.
But true strength, my brother,
Is in being real.

They say, “Be a man,”
As if manhood’s a chain.
But manhood is freedom,
It’s not about hiding your pain.

Rise up, young king,
Let your voice be heard.
You’re not just a shadow,
You are light, you’re the word.

You’re more than the muscle,
More than the fight.
You’re wisdom, you’re kindness,
You’re fire, you’re light.

So stand tall in your truth,
Let the world see your face.
You are the future,
You are grace.

Empower your mind,
Let your heart lead the way.
For the boy child today,
Is the man of tomorrow’s day.

This piece aims to challenge stereotypes and encourage boys to embrace their emotions, individuality, and potential.

24/08/2024

Ni kesho hapo christ the king kimana
Kuanzia saa nane hadi saa kumi na mbili.
Itakuwa full mzuqa.

17/08/2024

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Elsie Pretty