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Wawira Njiru and Food4Education: Feeding a generation, nourishing a nation

Ashford Kimani profiles Wawira Njiru’s journey from feeding 25 children to building one of Kenya’s largest school-feeding initiatives. He argues that Food4Education demonstrates how nutrition, technology and local partnerships can strengthen learning and community development. Kimani says school feeding should be treated as an investment in children’s education, dignity and Kenya’s long-term human capital. There…

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OneVoice27: If we have the Gospel, why are we still silent?

Yabesh Onwonga argues that Kenya’s participation in OneVoice27 must extend beyond church programmes, banners and digital content. He says effective mission requires personal relationships, community service, Bible study and meaningful follow-up alongside media evangelism. Onwonga maintains that Kenyan Adventists should create locally relevant content rooted in African experiences, languages and realities. The Seventh-day Adventist Church…

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Why EARC revamp must include recruitment, conversion of SNE officers

John Mukhetha argues that revamping Education Assessment and Resource Centres must be accompanied by adequate recruitment of qualified SNE personnel. He proposes converting about 320 existing CSO SNE officers to strengthen assessment, intervention and follow-up services across the country. Mukhetha says infrastructure improvements alone will not succeed unless the Ministry invests equally in specialised human…

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