Wanjiku

21/11/2022

Thank you wonderful human for being such a good sport!

My heart is broken to have lost the entire recording of the great conversation that we had yesterday. But forwards ever backwards never, aye?

16/11/2022

In the movie Beyond Mombasa, Missionary Ralph Hoyt, who by his own admission has not even been to Theology school, goes to great length to stop his fellow white expatriates from establishing a mining business in the coast of Kenya. He fears that exposure to Western capitalism will corrupt the minds of the indigenous Africans and thus make them less attentive to him.

Who are the white people today who fetishize Africa's poverty and use it to re-imagine and re-shape us as they wish?

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10/11/2022

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30/10/2022

You are invited to The Wanjiku Show LIVE!

29/10/2022

We'll be live for the first time on Sunday, 30th October at 3:00pm.

20/10/2022

Happy Mashujaa Day!

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Episode No. 5

President Ruto and Kenya's Church and State Relationship

18/08/2022

The 2010 Zheng-Kai marathon saw a Kenyan athlete Jacqueline Nytepi Kiplimo sacrifice a hefty grand prize and a shot at glory by helping another athlete instead

05/08/2022

The NFDK Board of Trustees Chairperson pointed out that through President Kenyatta, as the patron, the Fund has increased its annual donation to persons with disabilities from Kshs 14 million to Kshs 350 million.

“We initiated and successfully implemented flagship projects for the benefit of persons with disabilities, where currently more than 160 projects have been funded. We have also continually improved on the portfolio of vocational tools of trade donated to individual persons with disabilities,” Mrs. Pratt said.

Download logoPresident Uhuru Kenyatta has commended the National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya (NFDK) for improving the lives of persons with

04/08/2022

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25/07/2022

Episode 4 is out!
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This video highlights five ways that President Uhuru Kenyatta has proven himself to be a reliable ally of disabled people in Kenya during his tenure. ...

09/07/2022

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26/04/2022

Episode #2: Ruto and The Politics of Rich and Poor

20/03/2022

March is awareness month.
One of the lessons that I have learned from experiencing ataxic cerebral palsy is that time and chance happen to just about everyone. It's easy to get discouraged when things don't work out. But hold on, hold forth, hold fast; patience is genius. Your time and chance will happen.

06/03/2022

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Kenya's former Prime Minister Raila Odinga is arguably the leader contender in Kenya's 2022 presidential election race - a position that he owes to his contr...

05/03/2022

Change is in the air. Thanks for your continued support.
Our first YouTube episode debuts on March 6th .
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07/12/2021

Are you a Kenyan disabled person registered with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities? How has your registration benefited you?
The author of this article concludes by suggesting that Stephen Ndichu's woes are partly due to his not being registered with the Council.
Do you think that Ndichu's circumstances would be better if he were registered with the Council?

Ndichu hopes to raise about Sh300,000 for a prosthetic leg after digging people's farms for 2,000 days.

03/12/2021

People with disabilities are not scorecard objects. They do not just contribute to your diversity targets. They are part of our South African community and do not seek pity or charity, but equity in opportunities.

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Armand Bam writes that people with disabilities are not scorecard objects. They do not just contribute to your diversity targets. They are part of our South African community and do not seek pity or charity, but equity in opportunities.

02/12/2021

Isaac Mwaura, Kenya's first senator who experiences albinism, has been reinstated to the Senate.

Isaac Mwaura is back in the senate after a court quashed a decision by Jubilee Party to expel him.Speaker Ken Lusaka readmitted Mwaura

27/11/2021

‘‘Society is structured in such a way that persons with disability only make it to certain places - sing your song and go. If I spoke and if an able bodied person spoke, they’ll listen to the able bodied person. It’s like blind people aren’t supposed to be in politics.’’

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26/11/2021

The 30-year-old mother lives with a disability and moves around with the aid of a wheelchair and her niece. Her young children sometimes push her along an uneven, dry and dusty path to look for water.

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UN refugee chief urges authorities to commit firmly to security, rule of law and good governance to support gains from the peace process.

23/11/2021

Blind footballer from Cameroon making waves in Paris, France
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The saying that – there is ability in disability can be said of Yvan Wouandji Kepmegni, a blind footballer who has looked beyond is current condition despite being blind. His blindness hasn’t cut his dream short. Born in Douala, Cameroon as a twin to Eugene Wouandji, and Yvette Wouandji. His twi...

22/11/2021

Disabled children are more likely to be exposed to the virus.

News Report: Covid-19 more challenging for children with disabilities By Abraham Uwimana Published : November 17, 2021 Twitter Facebook Email Whatsapp linkedin More Share this article Twitter Facebook Email Whatsapp linkedin Some of the children living with disabilities at Inshuti Z’urukundo Centr...

21/11/2021

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21/11/2021

Two disabled Namibians have developed an app that converts text into Sign Language and local Namibian vernaculars, scans paper documents and detects the value of banknotes.

Pelgrina Ndumba (34), who is visually impaired, and Ester Lumbu, (32), who is hearing-impaired, have developed a mobile and web application (app), called Connect-Africa, to help solve some ICT challenges they face with their disabilities.