He was arrested twice by the outgoing Burundian regime and released without trial. His only crime was his perceived alliance with the opposition. Fearing for his own life and that of his young family, Didier Ndayishimiye, a firstborn in a family of five and a lawyer by profession, fled to Rwanda and joined a refugee […]
Action Africa Help International is supporting 350 livestock keepers in Narok County which spreads across four cooperatives and one Community Based Organization. The livestock keepers who traditionally deal with cattle have been receiving training on ways to better their livestock concentrating on proper ways to feed them, the health of the animals, and marketing. AAH-I […]
Corona Virus disease has had a great impact in the entire world. According to WHO, the current infection as of end of May 2020, stands at 5.8M globally with 360,000 plus fatalities. The situation in Kenya is still uncertain as the cases continue rising. From lock-downs, curfews, border closures, closures of markets, places of worship, […]
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 […]