Second year scholar, Brian Kilonzi, is working with his community to raise and sell aloe vera and sisal to improve the local economy. The aloe vera is almost ready for harvest and members are ready to learn to process products such as soap and medicines. Continue reading
Fourth year scholar Alphonce Oginga expressed enthusiasm about his community meeting held on Saturday, Feb 16, 2013 in Karabuor Village. Continue reading
Fourth year scholar, Dennis Mutwiri, reports that the trees in his community tree nursery in Nanyuki are almost of age and will be in the market during the coming rainy season in April. Continue reading
Alphonce Oginga lost his father and mother as a child. He was able to finish his schooling because he was sponsored by the Christian Children’s Fund so that his school fees were paid. Alphonce’s PATHWAYS project is to help provide a source of income for the community members through poultry rearing. His project also involves tree planting to reduce soil erosion and improve crop productivity. Alphonce expresses, “I believe that I owe so much to this society and I have good plans for it. I shall give back to it more than it has given me.”
I want to express my support for PATHWAYS. Our district, nation and world need more programs like it." -- John Lewis, Civil Rights Leader and U.S. Congressman
