The Maasai Community who occupy most parts of Kajiado and Narok Counties in Kenya are known for practicing pastoralism. The Maasai owns large herds of cattle. A cow is a sign of social prestige for the Maasai men. Traditionally, all the cows in the homestead belong to the man. Actually in the Maasai community, the […]
“I was worried about survival of my business… I am now sure my grocery shop will be around for many years to come!” Can you imagine (as a refugee) having to apply for resettlement not once, not twice, not thrice but seven times with no success? Frustrating isn’t it? That is the story of Solomon […]
Over 30 members of Mara Division Development Programme (MDDP) have been trained on formation and running of a Saving and Credit Co-operative Society (Sacco). During the training in Narok town held on August 11, members of the Community-Based Organisation (CBO) from Mara, Narok County, were taken through the advantages marketing of their products through co-operatives. “It […]
The young man is ecstatic after a bumper harvest of vegetables and believes there are prospects for a better one. It is proof that refugees can successfully farm, and as a result, better their lives. Paul Kiza is among of 300 farmers being trained on drip irrigation in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Turkana County. The farmers are engaged in farming of […]
AAH Kenya is currently constructing a fish pond in Narok County, Mara Division. This is part of AAH Kenya commitment to work with the youth of Mara Division by exposing them to opportunities to not only enable them to produce more food but also earn more money; mainly by shifting their minds so that they […]