by Anne Mulehi | Oct 8, 2018 | BLOGS
A lot has been written about the situation of Turkana; the climate and high poverty levels, which am in agreement with. What caught my attention this time, is the story on the two aquifers lying below Turkana’s land surface. Two aquifers were discovered in the...
by Anne Mulehi | Oct 2, 2018 | BLOGS
Isn’t it interesting that they say oil and water don’t just mix? You will be surprised to know of the role of water in oil drilling or extraction, but first let’s give this discussion a foundation. Turkana is known to be among the dry regions in Kenya. It has had...
by Regina Kimanzi | Oct 1, 2018 | BLOGS
The adoption of the Kenyan constitution 2010 and other progressive laws such as the Land Act 2012, Community Land Act 2016, Land Registration Act 2012, Matrimonial Property Act 2013 among other legislation highlighting women rights on land and property gave hope that...
by Anne Mulehi | Aug 24, 2018 | BLOGS
Is it time that flies so fast or is it individuals that change their minds so fast? It is barely three months since President Uhuru announced the oil sharing agreement, which was rejected by the Turkana community as they opted for 10% rather than the given 5% citing...
by Anne Mulehi | Aug 15, 2018 | BLOGS
According to the Kenya Vision 2030, infrastructure sector is one of the foundations of the pillars expected to provide cost effective world class facilities and services. To achieve this, several factors have to be put into consideration in order to start the process....
by Regina Kimanzi | Aug 15, 2018 | BLOGS
Recently, Kenya has witnessed massive forceful evictions carried out to pave way for development and infrastructure projects, solve environmental concerns, extraction of natural resources and enable urban redevelopment and beautification initiatives among other...
