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Change minds and saving lives in the aftermath of catastrophe
One year after drought, a new initiative is leading to a bumper harvest
From riot refugee to proud volunteer
Medical teams and volunteers on the scene following church bombings
Thousands displaced by violence in northern Kenya
Feeding program keeps Kaitese children in school
Wind power and community spirit brings fresh water to 50,000 people
Nutrition projects help propel communities to a healthier future
The frontline in the Kenya refugee crisis
Reaching out to drought affected rural communities
The road to Dadaab
Keeping children in school to stave off malnutrition
Isiolo farmers train and plan for future growth
Kenya Red Cross Society: driving the nation’s spirit of humanity
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Kenya
29 November 2012
Change minds and saving lives in the aftermath of catastrophe
Growing up as a young girl in rural Kenya, I remember dreaming up of a successful life after pursuing the education that my mother could never have in her time.
21 November 2012
One year after drought, a new initiative is leading to a bumper harvest
One year after the Kenyans for Kenya Drought Initiative began, one of the areas, Walda Location in Sololo District, Moyale is already reaping the fruits of the work.
21 September 2012
From riot refugee to proud volunteer
By Johanna Lassy-Mäntyvaara, Finnish Red Cross, in Kenya The air is thick with the stench from rubbish, dirt and smoke. Were there not countless children running aroun...
2 July 2012
Medical teams and volunteers on the scene following church bombings
Staff and volunteer from the Kenya Red Cross Society were among the first on the scene following two horrific church bombings in Garissa Town in the north east of ...
13 February 2012
Thousands displaced by violence in northern Kenya
The houses are empty in Moyale on the northern Kenyan border. The shops are shut, schools are closed, and the streets are like those of a ghost towns.
7 October 2011
Feeding program keeps Kaitese children in school
Children rush metallic and plastic cups and bowls of varied colours and sizes in front of a makeshift kitchen.
3 October 2011
Wind power and community spirit brings fresh water to 50,000 people
By Nancy Okwengu in Turkana Villages around the salty Lake Turkana in northern Kenya have a rustic charm that conceals serious danger. From a distance only three...
27 September 2011
Nutrition projects help propel communities to a healthier future
Lokimaryang village (which means the place of yellow soil) is one of the oldest villages in Turkana and has been hit by repeated drought.
15 September 2011
The frontline in the Kenya refugee crisis
“I was walking with my three children, and they just opened fire at us.” The mother fans the air over her four month old baby, whose shoulder has been pierced by a ...
30 August 2011
Reaching out to drought affected rural communities
Zeinab crouches on the floor of the straw hut, her hands shaking, eyes distant. Four of her young children hover listlessly around her.
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