At 6 am, the camp is awake. The sound of motorcycles cuts through the morning air, carrying passengers to work, meetings, and markets. Shopkeepers sweep the dust from in front of their kiosks. Mothers make uji for their children. Children with sleepy eyes and incomplete uniforms drag their feet to school. A Turkana boy walks by with charcoal on his bicycle. Neighbors greet one another over the fence with warm smiles, exchanging the familiar question, “How are you?” Somali Ban

For years, Thomas believed his future had already been decided. After fleeing the Democratic Republic of Congo and settling in Kakuma in 2014, he found every day centered on survival.

In a settlement where formal employment opportunities are scarce and humanitarian assistance continues to shrink, online gig work is emerging as an alternative pathway for income and dignity.

The report highlights that 11.4 million children across the IGAD region are acutely malnourished, with 3.1 million needing life-saving treatment. In Turkana County, malnutrition remains among the highest in Kenya,

As a young man and a father, the weight of responsibility quickly fell on his shoulders. Being the sole provider for his family meant finding ways to make ends meet in a new and difficult environment. He dreamed of a better future: “I would love to have my own cyber where I can do printing, photography, editing, branding, designing.” But the journey towards that dream was far from easy.

Onorio Morris is a dedicated teacher at Brightstar Integrated Secondary School and an active community changemaker living in Kalobeyei.

The short rainy period in November and December 2024 coupled with the recent strong winds caused havoc and destruction in the community, ...

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) refers to any form of violence or abuse directed at a person due to their gender.

“It was tough, sourcing and tailoring information to fit Kakuma’s specific needs,” a team member explained. “But we were determined to make

Mr. Odhieng Akway is an Ethiopian businessman who has lived in Kakuma for seven years and established several successful trades.