Brenda Holo

In Kenya, faith is not fading, it is shifting. It is undergoing a quiet revolution led by Kenya’s youth reshaping religion in unexpected ways. Young people are turning belief into a shared blueprint for business, healing, and hope. They are not abandoning religion; they are rebuilding it. Praying, yes, but also saving, coding, mentoring, and mobilising; weaving belief into the fabric of everyday life. This is not blind devotion. It is strategic, interfaith, and boldly future-facing.

En los últimos años, los árboles de Kenia se han visto amenazados. Franjas enteras de bosque se talan rápidamente, a menudo de forma ilegal, para dejar paso al ganado y los cultivos, y se cortan cantidades alarmantes de árboles para fabricar carbón vegetal. Los incendios forestales, más intensos en los últimos años debido al cambio climático, han reducido a cenizas extensiones gigantescas de bosque.

By Brenda Holo Public participation is one of the foundational principles of democracy. Democracy is grounded on the idea that all citizens are equally entitled to have a say in decisions affecting their lives. Citizens’ participation in government decision-making is fundamental to the functioning of a democratic system of governance as stated in the Constitution of Kenya.