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Bunge la Mwananchi Leadership Led by chairman Lawrence Oyugi Denounces BBC's 'Blood Parliament' Documentary as a Western Conspiracy
Nairobi, May 1, 2025 — In a forceful statement issued today at Jivanjee Garden, Bunge La Mwananchi Chairman Lawrence Oyugi publicly condemned the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) for airing a controversial documentary titled “Blood Parliament of Kenya.” The documentary, which investigates alleged corruption, tribal conflicts, and violence within Kenya’s political landscape, has sparked widespread debate across the country. However, Oyugi’s statement took a sharply critical tone, accusing the BBC of being part of a broader Western conspiracy aimed at destabilizing Kenya’s government.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Humans
Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week Nairobi 2025 Concludes with Strong International Turnout and Growing Industry Impact
Nairobi, Kenya — Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week (ASFW) Nairobi 2025 wrapped up its three-day showcase on April 26, leaving behind a trail of international enthusiasm, burgeoning industry collaborations, and a clear signal of East Africa’s rising prominence in the global textile, leather, and fashion sectors. This year’s edition, marked by impressive participation from across the globe, reaffirmed Nairobi’s position as the continent’s leading sourcing hub for fashion and manufacturing.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Humans
Gatsby T&A Programme
Nairobi, Kenya — As Africa Sourcing & Fashion Week (ASFW) 2025 unfolds on the vibrant Sarit center Expo Nairobi, a new chapter in the continent’s fashion story is being written—one that underscores innovation, sustainability, and economic empowerment. At the heart of this transformative movement is the Gatsby T&A Programme, an initiative committed to elevating Africa’s textile and apparel industries through strategic investment, capacity building, and sustainable practices. While ASFW is celebrated as a platform showcasing Africa’s creative talents, the Gatsby T&A Programme is the engine fueling its growth, resilience, and global competitiveness.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Humans
Gatsby and Africa Sourcing & Fashion Week (ASFW)
In a world driven by dreams, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of excellence, few stories resonate as profoundly as that of Jay Gatsby—a symbol of aspiration, reinvention, and the unyielding quest for success. Today, as we witness Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week (ASFW) Nairobi 2025 taking center stage, it’s impossible not to draw inspiring parallels between Gatsby’s legendary journey and the transformative vision that ASFW embodies for the African fashion industry.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Humans
Breaking the Patriarchal Chain
Efforts to End GBV in Kenya Require a Shift in Cultural Attitudes and Behaviors of Men and Boys Kenya has made notable strides in legislating against gender-based violence (GBV), yet deeply entrenched cultural and societal norms continue to fuel the persistence of violence and discrimination against women and girls. Women leaders and gender advocates agree that legal frameworks alone are insufficient; a significant cultural shift among Kenyan men and boys is crucial to ending GBV once and for all.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Humans
Professor Fred Ogolla Calls for Justice Amid Critique of 2025 Finance Bill at Bunge la Mwananchi
By Emmanuel Busera-Mohammed Jivanjee Gardens—Thursday afternoon saw a surge of passionate voices gathered under the banners of Bunge la Mwananchi, a grassroots movement dedicated to social justice, participatory governance, and ensuring that the voices of ordinary Kenyans are heard and respected in national policymaking. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation and a collective sense of purpose as the crowd, comprising farmers, teachers, small entrepreneurs, students, and workers from various sectors, waited eagerly for Professor Fred Ogolla, a renowned scholar, human rights advocate, and a staunch defender of social justice, to address the pressing issues facing the nation, particularly in relation to the proposed 2025 Finance Bill.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Journal
Professor Fred Ogolla Calls for Justice Amid Critique of 2025 Finance Bill at Bunge la Mwananchi
By Emmanuel Busera-Mohammed Jivanjee Gardens—Thursday afternoon saw a surge of passionate voices gathered under the banners of Bunge la Mwananchi, a grassroots movement dedicated to social justice, participatory governance, and ensuring that the voices of ordinary Kenyans are heard and respected in national policymaking. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation and a collective sense of purpose as the crowd, comprising farmers, teachers, small entrepreneurs, students, and workers from various sectors, waited eagerly for Professor Fred Ogolla, a renowned scholar, human rights advocate, and a staunch defender of social justice, to address the pressing issues facing the nation, particularly in relation to the proposed 2025 Finance Bill.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Journal
Frank Awino Questions Competence of MPs Amid Controversial Remarks by Gender Cabinet Secretary Nominee
On Thursday, April 17, 2025, Frank Awino, the spokesman for the Bunge la Mwananchi social justice movement, held a press conference at Jivanjee Gardens in Nairobi, Kenya. The event was convened to address the recent controversial remarks made by Hanna Cheptumo, the nominee for Gender Cabinet Secretary. Cheptumo's comments regarding the rising incidents of violence against female university students have ignited a fierce debate about gender issues and the responsibilities of public officials.
By Emmanuel Busera9 months ago in Interview
Raising Awareness: The Silent Crisis of Dementia in Kenya
By Emmanuel Busera-Mohammed In recent years, Kenya has seen a demographic shift. With life expectancy increasing and the population of older adults rising, the country is confronting an inevitable truth: cognitive decline is no longer a far-off concern but a pressing reality for many families. The World Health Organization estimates that globally, around 50 million people live with dementia, and this number is projected to rise to 152 million by 2050. In Kenya, the statistics are just as alarming, with a growing number of elderly individuals experiencing memory loss and cognitive impairment. However, the societal response to this burgeoning issue has been slow and inadequate.
By Emmanuel Busera10 months ago in Education
Cultivating Change: The Power of Partnership in Agricultural Financing
By Emmanuel Busera-Mohammed On the morning of March 25, 2025, the elegant ambiance of Serena Hotel in Nairobi buzzed with anticipation as key stakeholders gathered for a pre-conference media breakfast meeting ahead of the much-anticipated FINAS 2025 dialogue.This gathering was not merely a formality; it was a convergence of minds eager to tackle one of the most pressing issues of our time—how to sustainably finance agriculture in an era marked by climate change, rising food insecurity, and the pressing need for innovation.
By Emmanuel Busera10 months ago in Earth
Guchi Hosts Press Briefing at Sankara Hotel, Nairobi on 24th February 2025
By Emmanuel Busera, reporting from Nairobi. Nairobi, Kenya – Today, Nigerian Afrobeats sensation Guchi held a press briefing at the luxurious Sankara Hotel, where she shared exciting news about her upcoming tour in Kenya. The talented singer-songwriter expressed her heartfelt gratitude to her Kenyan fans for their unwavering love and support, announcing that she is embarking on a tour dedicated to giving back to the community that has embraced her music.
By Emmanuel Busera11 months ago in Art
