Nemo Kimani

Are women in politics locked out before the political race even begins? Imagine a woman in her 30s. She’s not famous. She’s not rich. But she’s trusted. She’s led community savings groups, mobilized disaster relief, taught hundreds of children, and knows her county’s struggles inside and out. When she walks into her political party office […]

When you think about climate change in Kenya heroes, your mind probably often drifts to scientists, politicians, or international summits. But what if the most transformative solutions were taking root in a Nairobi backyard or a reclaimed coastal mangrove? What if climate leadership looked like a mother in Kibera, digging her hands into once-toxic soil?