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I would like to share a bit about how these two have successfully helped feed so many millions of people, using smart methods, hard work and community-driven programs. Both 🙋♀️Heidi and Brian have worked on the ground, in Kenya and other areas of the globe, to build sustainable practices with, not for, those they serve. They build garden towers, educate on nutrition, help to provide chickens, goats and so many other life-changing opportunities. Their commitment and impact is a consistent topic in meetings for Natura Solve, where our goals align. The programs at 100 Humanitarians allow us to see SoilMix serving its purpose! We’re providing a concentrated natural mix to soil and compost, to boost health and outputs of the gardens and garden towers planted-and its been working so well, we are expanding in 17 countries, currently and have product being used or tested in at least 5 today (some goes places with other groups for similar purposes). Seeds planted, cared for and grown. Metaphorically and literally. The work done by Heidi and Paul is improving lives, providing food security and education that lasts for life. I believe they are also illustrating just how great of an impact we can have through dedicated service. #impact #service #foodsecurity #100Humanitarians

Today, we celebrate not only our independence but also the unshakable resilience, innovation, and unity that define us as a nation. Despite the socio-economic challenges we face, Kenya’s spirit shines brighter than ever—reminding us how far we’ve come and the strength we possess to shape our future. As communication professionals, we have the unique power to highlight the realities of our country while pushing narratives of hope and progress. Now more than ever, our role is critical in sharing stories that inspire, inform, and empower communities to overcome the challenges we face. This Jamhuri Day, let’s honor our country’s rich history by committing to telling the world about Kenya’s potential and pushing for the change we want to see. Share your thoughts below: What inspires you most about Kenya, and how will you use your voice to make a difference? Together, we can foster a collective vision of hope and possibility for our great nation. Wishing you a day of reflection, pride, and purpose. Quick history trivia: What’s the name of this famous men? Hint: It’s two words, and one is the half of twelve! Video courtesy- Mediaguru #JamhuriDay #Resilience #RiverwoodCommunications #BetterCommunication #PR

🎉 Happy Jamhuri Day, Kenya! 🇰🇪 Today, we celebrate more than independence; we honor the resilience, innovation, and vision of a nation united by dreams. Just as our forefathers laid the foundation for freedom, we too are building—brick by brick, deal by deal, and decision by decision. In real estate and beyond, every investment we make is a step towards empowering generations and transforming our nation’s landscape. This Jamhuri Day, let's remember: Independence starts with ownership—of ideas, land, and opportunities. Growth thrives where communities unite with a shared purpose. Vision turns possibilities into achievements. Let’s continue creating a Kenya where progress isn’t just a concept but a reality we shape daily. Here’s to building a future that reflects the spirit of Jamhuri! #JamhuriDay #KenyaAtHeart #RealEstateKenya #BuildingTheFuture

visit Ethiopia and be seven years younger than your age,,,, what makes Ethiopia special other than many countries are:- 1. Ethiopia is the home of diversified culture and nature; that makes the mosaic of people 2. The only country that is never been ruled by colonizers 3. It is the water tower of East Africa, since most of Ethiopian rivers are boarder crossing 3. Ethiopia is considered to be 'the Roof of Africa' cause there are more than 20 Huge mountains above 4000m above sea level. 4. The history of Ethiopia dates back to the time of state of 'Damat' and also has a strong relation with the Jewish tradition too 5. The original Arc of the Covenant is sheltered in Ethiopia 6. There are 83 Ethnics & 200 dialects 7. Ethiopia has its own calendar and writings 8. The lowest point of the continent is found in Ethiopia 9. The capital Addis Ababa is one of the three high elevated capital in the world 10. The battle of Adwa against Fascist Italian held in 1896 is the sign of liberty and strength for the whole of black people 11. Lucy, fossil of the ancient human ancestors is discovered in Ethiopia #UNESCO # LALIBELA# VISIT#LUCY #

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Great leaders know how to set the scene, just like great writers. Think of Karen Blixen’s “I had a farm in Africa at the foot of the Ngong Hills.” or Daphne du Maurier’s haunting “Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.” If you’re speaking away from HQ, acknowledge the place and the people or you risk coming off as a tourist twit. Here’s what you might do: - Browse speeches in Presidential libraries. They’re gold for inspiration and will help you avoid praising a place infamous for disasters or tragedies. - Skim the news. Big cycling race and you cycle? Mention that in your opener. - Learn from the local team what’s going on in the place. Local knowledge rules! Show you know the crowd and their turf. Your audience will remember you—and maybe even strike up a chat later because you’ve shown respect for them. #internalcommunicationstips #executivecommunications #leadershipcommunications #outofafrica #lakenakuru

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Sovereignty and Self-Governance: My Personal Lessons This Jamhuri Day Today, Kenya celebrates Jamhuri Day, a day that marks the birth of our sovereignty and the power to self-govern. As I reflect on this historic milestone, I’m drawn to the personal lessons we can take from the journey of our nation. Sovereignty is not just about national independence; it’s also about personal ownership. Self-governance isn’t just for governments—it’s a call for each of us to lead our lives with purpose and responsibility. Here are three lessons I’m taking to heart today: 1. Freedom Comes with Responsibility Gaining independence was a hard-fought battle for our nation. But sustaining freedom requires discipline, accountability, and a clear vision for the future. On a personal level, I ask myself: • Am I exercising my freedom in a way that benefits not just myself but others? • Am I accountable for the choices I make and the impact they have? 2. Resilience is the Foundation of Growth Our forefathers faced immense challenges to secure Kenya’s independence, yet they pressed on with resilience and hope. Similarly, I’ve realized that challenges in life or business are inevitable, but they’re also opportunities for growth if faced with courage. 3. Unity and Collaboration Create Impact Jamhuri Day reminds us of the power of coming together for a shared purpose. In my personal and professional life, I’m reminded to value relationships, embrace diverse perspectives, and seek collective solutions to challenges. After all, no one builds a legacy alone. As I reflect on Kenya’s journey, I’m inspired to ask myself: • How am I asserting my personal sovereignty—taking ownership of my growth and purpose? • What steps am I taking to ensure that my “self-governance” leads to meaningful impact for others? This Jamhuri Day, I’m reminded that independence is not a destination but a continuous journey of intentionality, responsibility, and collaboration. What does sovereignty and self-governance mean to you? I’d love to hear your reflections. Happy Jamhuri Day! #Jamuhuriday ##ResilienceAndGrowth #LivingWithPurpose #Accountability