Dira Yetu Network CBO

29/04/2026

Let's meet there

27/03/2026

11/01/2026

I can

03/01/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the party—your presence and energy made the day truly special. It was more than a celebration; it was the hopeful beginning of a new chapter for our club and community.

As we look ahead to 2026, we continue to work toward providing the best for our young players. We welcome support in the form of football equipment such as balls, boots, cones, bibs, and other training gear to help them grow on and off the pitch.

Wishing all our players, supporters, and friends a joyful and successful 2026! 🥂⚽

05/12/2025

We party for the kids and when it's conducive we party with the kids. See, the party don't stop...
Together let's build this CPU.
WATCHOUT FOR SN2

26/11/2025

Behind every statistic is a girl trying to live. Many carry silent pain from online abuse. A 2024 study shared worrying findings for Kenya. Almost nine in ten students saw digital violence. Many young women aged twenty to twenty-five experienced it. These are girls in our universities and colleges. These are girls balancing dreams and survival daily. Digital violence steals confidence and trust very quickly. It leaves fear, shame and heavy isolation behind.

At Ignite we see their struggle clearly. We hear their stories and feel their hope. We believe every girl deserves safer online spaces. We help girls learn practical online safety skills. We teach reporting tools and digital boundary setting. We encourage supportive friendships and safe community circles. We push for awareness in homes and schools.

Small steps create hope and protect girls deeply. Together we build a world where girls live freely, and without fear.

13/11/2025

📍 Stand with the Rastafari Society of Kenya. The fight for religious freedom is now.

I was humbled to sit with elders and members of the Rastafari community, who are courageously challenging the state for the right to practice their faith in peace.

At the heart of their case is the simple right to their sacrament—a plant they use for spiritual connection, not for harm. It is a profound issue of religious discrimination.

How can we justify the legality of alcohol and cigarettes—substances linked to millions of deaths and addictions worldwide—while criminalizing a plant that is sacred to a peaceful community?

This isn't just about a plant. It's about:
✨Religious Freedom
✨Cultural Recognition
✨Ending Systemic Discrimination

While the hearing has passed, the judgment is pending. The community still needs our vocal support. Let's amplify their voices.

Let the Rastafari practice their faith. Legalize their sacrament.

19/09/2025

My blessings and happyness.

23/08/2025