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In a momentous collaboration, LG Electronics has joined forces with the Rotary Club of Nairobi…
Lessons I learnt as President By Wangari Annette President 2020-2021 Rotaract club of Karura I…
Many things change in Rotary every year. For instance, every July new leaders come into…
August will be Membership & New Club Development Month. Do you have a story to…
Highlights of the Rotary International – District 9212 Executive Committee Decisions – December 2020
The District 9212 Executive Committee monthly meeting was held virtually on 8th December, 2020. At…
On Saturday 12 September, 2020, the members of Rotary Club of Lavington Jioni, led by…
Twenty-three years old Martha grew up in Majengo, a low-income neighborhood in the county of…
Fellow Unlimited Rotarians, August, our membership month is now done and dusted. I have witnessed…
For over three decades, Rotarians and Rotaractors across the globe have committed effort and time…
Silas Jakakimba, formerly Silas John Ouko, nearly dropped out of school, were it not for…
Lessons from the Personal Branding Joint Rotaract Session Let me start by saying I am…
For decades, thousands of families have been rendered homeless and goods of unknown value destroyed…
Some communities in our beloved countries are in desperate need of individuals who are willing…
Every year, the District awards the best Rotary, Rotaract, and Interact Members and Clubs for…
It’s in the midst of chaos and devastation that our Rotary Spirit fuels the core of our compassion.
Clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education are basic necessities for a healthy environment and a productive life.
In Rotaract nurture relationships with friends whom we confide our deepest truths. We introduce each other to our families, work and non-Rotaract friends. Certainly, as history shows, we gain a second family.
Remember Making A Difference is about how we “Make A Difference – Everyday, though Every Club & How we Impact the communities in every Country we Serve.”
Rotary Peace centers program offers invaluable knowledge and skills to the Peace Fellows through academic training, practice and global networking opportunities to development professionals to act as catalysts for Peace.
With Each Season come Endless Opportunities. To the All Rotarians the World Over, It is…
Chapati Forum at streetnizers has become our way of ending the year in style. Our…
A decade ago there was little discussion of the challenges girls in sub-Saharan Africa faced with their menstruation, however recently there have been a consensus girls should have access to the products without shame or secrecy.
We are glad to introduce the S-PRoF, a Vocational Fellowship of Rotarians! This fellowship is…
In this vocational service month, let’s be encouraged to provide opportunities that showcase Rotary members professional skills and share knowledge.
Rotaract has recorded an annual net growth of 32.43% closing 2019 calendar year with a membership of slightly over 2700 with 98 clubs; best absolute growth recorded in the longest time in district 9212.
On 6th December 2019, the partnership between Rotary and UN Environment based on the Adopt-a-River Initiative was finally signed.
My mum, now, views my WhatsApp Stories. At first, I was shocked. Let no-one mistake…
Rotary clubs should adopt a customer centric approach to membership and ensure that each customer ‘touch point’ is handled with the thoughtfulness and care
“…There are three wooden crosses on the right side of the highway. Why there’s not…
Our district has received the news of Past District Governor Dr. Geeta K. Manek’s election…
Last Sunday morning, shortly before 6.00am, as the sound system started blaring out aerobics tunes,…
A first ever peace education event for South Sudan New Generation took place on 22nd…
Dear friends, I’m pleased to inform you that today marks three years since the last…
Roughly 2 years ago, I was super excited about the launch of the Rotaract District…
The first time I took an active role in polio eradication was in January 1998…
We caught up with President Dan Awendo to get insights into what goes into building such a big club yet intimately intertwined club that produces more than a fair share of leaders especially at the District level.
This month we continue our journey to discover the secrets of growing and maintaining large clubs as we interview other presidents of the Big 5 Rotary clubs in our district. We are uploading these articles weekly which you will find both informative and entertaining.
If people are our biggest asset, then this should reflect in the investment of time and energy of our leaders.
A meeting was held last week with the DG Joe Otin, District Environment Chairman Janet Macharia, Adpot-A-River Sub Committee Chairman Jane Maonga and senior County Environment officials to discuss potential areas of collaboration – including on ARI.
Rotary Club of Karen is a relatively young and vibrant club currently celebrating twelve years…
