Malasen Hamida Mama na kazi

22/07/2026

The glory of gardening: hands in the dirt, head in the sun, heart with nature. To nurture a garden is to feed not just on the body, but the soul. - Alfred Austin.
The growth is impressive, learning and relearning with appreciation to Allah and partners WeWorld Global European Union in Kenya CRAWN Trust Polycom Girls

Sauti Yetu Dunia inaita

15/07/2026

https://news.mongabay.com/2026/07/waste-women-environmental-justice-interview-with-nubian-activist-malasen-hamida/

Malasen Hamida, a Nubian Muslim woman from Kibera, in Nairobi, is an aspiring politician and an environmental activist with more than 25 years of advocacy behind her. Kibera, which was named by Nubians, meaning “land of forests,” is Kenya’s largest informal settlement and sits on land that the...

14/07/2026

14/07/2026

Capacity building on greenhouse and hydroponics farming for women and youths in Kibra. The topics covered will enhance knowledge and skills on crop production, pest and disease management, water and nutrients management, and correlation of climate change and urban farming.
There was practical lesson on the greenhouse and hydroponic farm. Funding by and European Union in Kenya

10/06/2026

Environment conservation has nature based solutions like health; Menstrual hygiene is part of reproductive health, that is key in the reproduction which starts at a tender age. In partnership with National Gender and Equality Commission and GVRC team from Nairobi Women hospital. The National Gender and Equality Commission-Kenya

01/06/2026

01/06/2026

Celebrating with millions of us Kenyans. Proud moment today leave no one behind is the principle.

08/04/2026

To give paid leave to mothers with cancer babies is long overdue. They endure emotional isolation, Lose jobs and face severe psychological and economic distress. Burnout among caregivers compromises their well-being but also the quality of care children receive.

30/01/2026

Minority and marginalised communities have preserved sustainable practices in environmental management, conflict resolution, and communal support practices that are increasingly relevant in the face of climate change and social inequality.

It is therefore important that they are recognised and mainstreamed in the government.