The Kitchen Garden initiative at Kaptembwo Comprehensive School in Nakuru County is making significant strides, with TSY CEO Madam Magdalene closely monitoring its progress. The garden was established as part of an important initiative aimed at promoting sustainable agriculture and providing nutritious food for children. The launch of the garden was a milestone event, graced […]
The Talk to Save Youths (TSY) FC recently participated in an Inter-Estate Tournament aimed at nurturing young talents and steering them away from the negative influences of drugs and crime. The event serves as a platform for young players to showcase their skills and promote discipline, teamwork, and leadership among the youth. TSY is committed
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In a significant move aimed at shaping the future of youth empowerment in Kenya, Magdalene Khaemba, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Talk To Save Youth (TSY) initiative, represented the Nakuru County Government at a public participation forum held in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County. The event, which took place at the Rift Valley Technical
In a significant demonstration of community collaboration and environmental responsibility, the CBO “Talk to Save Youths” recently organized a successful cleanup event at Gikomba Market, Nakuru. The event, aimed at promoting environmental conservation, witnessed active participation from various stakeholders, highlighting the importance of community-driven solutions to tackle climate change and improve living conditions. A Collective
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World Children’s Day World Children’s Day is a special occasion that highlights the importance of children in shaping the future of society. As stated in the Bible, Jesus’ words, “Let the little children come to me, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to them,” emphasizes the inherent value and innocence of children. This day serves
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Nakuru county has a population of more than 2.162 million people as per census carried out in 2019. Data shows that in 2021 alone, Nakuru had 11,469 girls aged 10-19 attending clinics for pregnant mothers. This means the girls are becoming mothers when they are supposed to be in school, this is totally ‘unacceptable’ since
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