George Kobia

Women of Kinna: The Unsung Heroes in the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence

Photo: Members of Jiru Boru Borana group preforming a dance In the remote villages of Isiolo County, a powerful grassroots movement is changing lives. Women from Kinna, a small but resilient community in Garbatulla Sub-County, have taken matters into their own hands, leading an inspiring campaign against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and pushing for the implementation…

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Sudan Refugees to be greatly affected by US President Donald Trump Decision

Sudanese refugees in Chad likely did not expect the outcome of the recent U.S. presidential election to affect them. However, President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze foreign aid has put crucial U.N.-provided healthcare services at risk for those fleeing the conflict in Sudan. This aid freeze, which has severe consequences for impoverished and vulnerable communities…

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Hope Returns to Yamicha: Residents Call for Schools, Hospital, and Security Post

Hope Returns to Yamicha: Residents Call for Schools, Hospital, and Security Post For years, Yamicha, a remote settlement at the intersection of Isiolo North, Marsabit, and Wajir West counties, was a ghost town. The once-thriving pastoralist community had fled due to insecurity, leaving behind abandoned homes and a lifeless landscape. However, a beacon of hope…

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Conservation or Land Grabbing? Did Court Ruling Expose Northern Rangelands Trust?

Conservation or Land Grabbing? The Northern Rangelands Trust Controversy In a landmark ruling that has rocked Kenya’s conservation sector, the High Court in January declared that the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT) was operating illegally in Isiolo’s  Cherab ward. This ruling  reignited the longstanding debate on the fine line between conservation efforts and community land rights….

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