GCDEC

18/11/2025

Chilling as we wait for customers.

17/11/2025

16/11/2025

As we take care of the God's people and Nature we still offer affordable transport Yochanan!

20/10/2025

Joy! Thanks Joyplay!

13/11/2024

Nairobi's rivers, including the Nairobi, Ngong, and Mathare, are vital natural resources that have suffered significant pollution due to urbanization, industrial waste, and inadequate waste management. Cleaning these rivers is crucial for improving public health, as it would reduce the spread of waterborne diseases, particularly benefiting communities living near the riverbanks. A revitalized river ecosystem would also support biodiversity, fostering habitats for fish, plants, and birds. Additionally, clean rivers could become a reliable water source, helping address Nairobi's water scarcity. Economically, restored rivers would attract tourism and recreation, creating jobs and enhancing local areas. They also play a role in climate resilience by aiding groundwater recharge, temperature regulation, and flood management. For GCDEC, supporting the cleanup and restoration of Nairobi's rivers aligns with a vision of vibrant, sustainable ecosystems that benefit both communities and the environment.

02/10/2024

Ready for Transplanting this rainy season.

23/08/2024

Pizza Day. Thanks to Tata wa Boys.

06/08/2024

Nairobi National Park, established in 1946, is Kenya's first national park and uniquely located near Nairobi's city center. It houses diverse wildlife, including lions, rhinos, and over 400 bird species. The park is vital for conservation, featuring a rhinoceros sanctuary and wildlife corridors to ensure species survival. Efforts include habitat preservation, community involvement, and anti-poaching measures. Challenges like urban encroachment, climate change, and tourism impact require careful management. Despite these, the park has seen wildlife population recovery and increased conservation awareness, showcasing the successful integration of wildlife protection in an urban environment.

05/06/2024

Our Children also participated to mark this Important day.

05/06/2024

Our land, our future. Today, we continue taking care of our Mother Earth. We celebrate all people out there who are intentional in taking care of our environment. Together, we strive for a sustainable future, ensuring that the beauty and resources of our planet are preserved for generations to come. Every action counts, and your commitment makes a difference. Thank you for being a part of this vital mission.

05/06/2024

We celebrate this day.