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KIPPRA CSR and Environment Committee visited the Hatua Network Library on 12th June 2024 in Likoni, Mombasa. The CSR team led by the Committee Chair Mr Abudhoo Yattani donated copies of each subject’s book for grades 1 t0 8, As part of its corporate social responsibility, the Institute aims to support the provision of essential educational resources to the Likoni community’s children supporting their learning and fostering a reading culture.
Women entrepreneurs present an opportunity to restructure the job market through self-employment. Promotion of this segment of businesses is critical in complementing the business sector, which is male-dominated.
In Kenya, about 83.6 per cent of the workforce is in the informal sector, contributing substantially to economic development but lacking financial security as they age due to limited access to pensions. Unlike formal sector employees with statutory pensions such as the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), informal workers are often excluded from these programmes.
By Francis Kaloi Introduction Coffee is a key pillar of Kenya’s economy, ranking as the third-largest agricultural export, with its premium Arabica coffee prized globally
