Kariobangi Social Justice Centre

07/05/2026

04/05/2026

Another week, a new month; and today, we pause our ongoing struggles to celebrate one of our own.

Happy Revolutionary Birthday, Comrade Georginah Mueni

On behalf of Kariobangi Social Justice Centre, we proudly celebrate and honor you for your immense sacrifice, dedication, and unwavering commitment to the struggle. Your work in advancing social justice, defending women’s rights, and pushing for accountable and just governance continues to inspire and strengthen our collective movement.

You embody the true spirit of a comrade: resilient, fearless, and deeply rooted in the people’s struggle. Your efforts remind us that real change is built through courage, solidarity, and consistency.

Today, we celebrate you not only as a committed activist, but as a sister in the struggle and a pillar within our community. We thank you for standing firm, for leading with purpose, and for always showing up for the people.

May this new chapter bring you strength, growth, and renewed energy to continue the fight for justice and dignity for all.

Solidarity forever. ✊🏾
Kariobangi Social Justice Centre

01/05/2026

Today, in the heart of Homa Bay; the county of endless potential, we came together in solemn unity to stand with our dear comrade Jennifer Wendy during this profoundly difficult time. Alongside her family, colleagues, and friends, we gathered to lay to rest her beloved sister, Jackline Anganyi.

In moments like these, words often fall short, yet our presence speaks of shared grief, compassion, and unwavering support. Jackline’s passing is a deep loss, not only to her family but to all who knew and cherished her.

May you, Wendy, and your entire family find strength in the love that surrounds you, comfort in the memories you hold dear, and peace in knowing that you are not alone in your sorrow. Our thoughts and prayers remain with you as you navigate this painful journey.

May Jackline rest in eternal peace, and may her light continue to live on in the hearts of those she touched.
Go well Mama Pendo

30/04/2026

Today marks the beginning of Global Action Week for Education (GAWE), observed from 28th April to 5th May.
This year’s theme, “Education Saves Lives,” highlights the vital role education plays in empowering individuals, protecting vulnerable communities, and creating pathways to a brighter future.

At Forum For African Women Educationalists- Kenya Chapter we continue to champion inclusive and equitable education, ensuring that girls and marginalized learners are not left behind.
Join us this week as we raise awareness, share insights, and advocate for stronger investment in education systems.

📢 Together, we can make a difference.



FAWE Africa

30/04/2026

28/04/2026

📌 Public Notice to Residents of Kariobangi North 📌

All residents are hereby informed that a civic registration exercise will be conducted from tomorrow 29th to 30th, at Kariobangi Day Nursery, Kariobangi North, beginning at 8:00 a.m. each day.

The following services will be available during this period:

* Application for new National Identification Cards (IDs)
* Replacement of lost ID cards
* New voter registration
* Voter transfer services

Residents are strongly encouraged to take full advantage of this opportunity to access these essential services. Even if you do not have all the required documentation for ID application, you are still encouraged to attend, as assistance and guidance will be provided on-site.

Kindly share this information with neighbors, friends, and other community members to ensure broad awareness and participation.

Thank you for your cooperation.

24/04/2026

24/04/2026

Friday Vibes | Day 5 – Youth SDGs Week 2026

We successfully concluded an impactful and inspiring Youth SDGs Week 2026, closing on a high note with a strong focus on Partnerships for Impact and collective responsibility in accelerating the Sustainable Development Goals.

The day began with an engaging Registration & SDG Exhibition Walkthrough, where youth-led innovations and community-driven solutions were showcased: demonstrating the power of young people as catalysts for sustainable change. This was followed by a reflective recap of Day 4, centered on Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions, which highlighted the importance of inclusive systems and accountability as foundations for progress.

As we transitioned into today’s theme, discussions emphasized that achieving the SDGs is not the responsibility of a few, but a shared mission that requires collaboration across sectors, communities, and generations. The conversations reinforced that meaningful impact is only possible when we intentionally build and sustain partnerships grounded in trust, inclusivity, and action.

We later held a thought-provoking Mental Health Panel Discussion, bringing to light the often-overlooked intersection between youth well-being and sustainable development. The session underscored the urgency of prioritizing mental health as a key pillar in empowering young people to actively participate in development spaces.

Despite the challenges; especially in mobilizing resources, the commitment on the ground remained evident. Even with limited facilitation, a dedicated group of participants showed up, engaged, and contributed meaningfully. This speaks to the resilience and determination that continues to drive this movement forward.

As we wrapped up the week, we did not just close a series of activities; we solidified resolutions and commitments aimed at accelerating SDG implementation within our communities and at the policy level. The energy, ideas, and collaborations built throughout the week now set the stage for sustained action beyond this platform.

This is not the end, it is a renewed beginning.



Youth for SDGs Kenya National Youth Council Kenya International Center for Peace, Human Rights and Development-IPHRD Africa IGAD Secretariat Centre For Multiparty Democracy Kofi Annan Foundation FAWE Africa YouLead Africa Katiba Institute- KI Official Forum For African Women Educationalists- Kenya Chapter Siasa Place Vision Changers Kenya Habib Omar