Part 3 – A Statement by Moses Sunkuli, Acting CEO, IEBC
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...
Part 2 – Remarks by Zubeida Kananu, President, Kenya Editors Guild (KEG)
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...
Part 1 – Welcoming Remarks by Purity Njeru, MCCA, IEBC and a Statement by Eric Oduor, SG, Kenya Union of Journalists
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...
Signing of the MOU Between the IEBC and the Kenya Media Sector Working Group (KMSWG)
Part 1 – Welcoming Remarks by Purity Njeru, MCCA, IEBC and a Statement by Eric Oduor, SG, Kenya Union of Journalists
Part 2 – Remarks by Zubeida Kananu, President, Kenya Editors Guild (KEG)
Part 3 – A Statement by Moses Sunkuli, Acting CEO, IEBC
Part 4 : Keynote Address by Erastus Edung Ethekon, IEBC Chairperson
Part 5: Remarks...
How Charcoal Burning is Turning Kajiado’s Dry Lands Into Bare Ground
By Christine Wangoi, DevReporter, Kajiado County
Key highlights
Charcoal burning is an illegal activity according to the Kenya Forestry laws
Charcoal trade in satellite towns is a free business while burning and ferrying is an illegal activity.
Charcoal is largely utilized in Nyama choma joints in satellite towns.
Acacia tree is the most preferred species...
Part 9 – Closing Remarks by Fatima Mohammed Cole, Head of Bureau Protection and Solutions Service at UNHCR RBESA
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...
Part 8 – A Q&A Session
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...
Part 7 – More Contributions from the Panel
About the Deliberations Programme
The “Deliberations” radio series arose from the realisation that a lot of work by CSOs, other development actors, think-tanks, etc., involve the use of workshops, meetings, and the like, where intense deliberations are carried out for the purposes of improving engagements with communities and for communicating programme ideals and results. However,...