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About Anne
Hello there, fellow enthusiasts of the media world! I am Anne, your versatile companion in the realm of on-camera online experiences, live phoners for radio and TV, captivating audio packages, riveting interviews, and engaging documentary films. As a skilled fixer and field producer, I thrive in curating immersive content that captivates and informs audiences. With a kindled passion for crafting captivating stories, I am here to bring your vision to life, seamlessly blending creativity and expertise.
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Stop harassing men over property, Kiambu women told
01 Oct 2023  |  Nation
Men in Kabete and Kikuyu sub-counties of Kiambu County face harassment and violence from women and children over property disputes, with some cases leading to death. Deputy County Commissioner Elias Kithaura urged peaceful resolution methods and highlighted the plight of men living in deplorable conditions. During an event organized by Naitare County Empowerment Group, Kithaura called for increased government support for the elderly, while Duncan Njoroge urged the youth to assist the elderly. Aga Khan Hospital provided free medical services at the event.
Children celebrate President Kenyatta's birthday
01 Oct 2023  |  Nation
Children, led by Steve Njoroge, the Founder of 'We Care Club', celebrated President Kenyatta's birthday, wishing him wisdom in his leadership years.
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Africa Matters: Kenya Cult probe widens.
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When dumped in landfills, paper is one of the worst contributors to greenhouse gasses. Two brothers in Kenya are saving old newspapers from that fate by turning them into pencils that feel like they're made with real wood.
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The pencil has been used to put thoughts on paper for centuries. From scribbles and doodles to ideas and inventions,the humble writing instrument has been crucial. And now a Kenyan company has found a way to make eco-friendly pencils instead of wood based
How Nelly Cheboi beat poverty to become a tech guru for Kenyan youth
01 Jul 2023  |  TRT World
Nelly Cheboi, who grew up in poverty in Kenya's Baringo County, has been recognized for her efforts to combat poverty through technology education. After receiving a scholarship and studying in the US, she founded TechLit Africa, a nonprofit organization that recycles old computers to establish computer labs in Kenyan schools and teaches digital skills to children. Her work earned her the title of CNN’s Hero of the Year in December 2022. Cheboi's motivation stems from her own experiences of poverty and her desire to provide sustainable solutions for the youth in her village.
The Kenyan company turning trash into cash
10 Apr 2022  |  modernghana.com
Kenyan entrepreneurs Mohamud Omari and Rashid Omari founded Momo Pencils, a company that manufactures pencils from recycled newspaper. The pencils, which are water-resistant and longer-lasting, are sold to schools, corporate firms, and government agencies. Despite challenges in retail distribution, the company has focused on business-to-business sales and plans to diversify into pens, crayons, eye pencils, and theft-proof road signs. Momo Pencils also educates schoolchildren on environmental issues and has been recognized for its eco-friendly initiatives, including participation in the Green Pioneer Accelerator programme.
Deadly stampedes, high praise and harsh criticism mark mourning rites for Tanzanian President
25 Mar 2021  |  AFRO American Newspapers
The article covers the mourning rites for Tanzanian President John Pombe Magufuli, marked by deadly stampedes and mixed reactions. Magufuli, a controversial figure due to his COVID-19 skepticism and repressive policies, received both high praise and harsh criticism. Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in as the new president. The article highlights the public's divided opinions on Magufuli's legacy, the government's handling of COVID-19, and the hope for a better future under Suluhu's leadership.
14-Year-Old Girl ‘Sold’ to 64-Year-Old Kenyan Man
01 Jun 2020  |  AFRO American Newspapers
The article highlights the plight of young girls in Kenya being forced into child marriages due to financial hardships exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. It focuses on the stories of Maria Malaso and Cynthia Seeyian, who are resisting these pressures to continue their education. The article discusses the broader issue of child marriage in Kenya, citing statistics and expert opinions, and mentions the efforts of organizations like the Narok Girls Foundation and the Kenyan government's measures to combat this practice. The narrative underscores the urgent need for protecting young girls' rights and ensuring their access to education.
Memorable time for South Sudan girl at State House
28 Jun 2015  |  Nation
Athok Abuoi Chol, a 15-year-old South Sudanese refugee, reflects on her journey from a war-torn country to meeting President Uhuru Kenyatta and First Lady Margaret Kenyatta at State House, Nairobi. As part of the Pupils Reward Scheme (Pures) mentorship program, she was among the top-performing students in Kenya's KCPE 2014 exams. Athok, who aspires to become a neurosurgeon, shares her experiences of overcoming adversity and excelling academically, with her education sponsored by a refugee agency. Her story highlights the importance of hard work and determination, regardless of one's environment.
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