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The barren and desolate environment of some parts of Kitui replicates itself in some parts of Machakos and Embu counties, the location of KenGen’s 7-Forks power plants. Scattered haphazardly in the landscape are simplified brick kilns, some broken down and long abandoned, while others still spouting wisps of smoke… evidence of illegal and rampant charcoal
In anticipation of the annual short rains in April, all the schools participating in the Green Initiative Expansion Project in Embu, Kitui and Machakos counties have received the seedlings of the trees of choice in the “greening” competition, March 2016. The distribution was carried out to coincide with the long rains and after our monitoring
In preparation for the kick-off of the GIC Phase 2, school patrons and teachers from institutions participating in the program benefited from capacity building sessions held at various centres in the three counties of Kitui, Machakos & Embu. "Green" teachers taking notes during the GIC capacity building exercise. The teachers are instrumental to the
A section of St. Martin Kaewa Secondary School Environment Club at their woodlot. The students undertook the "greening" competition to emerge the winner of the pilot project. When the KenGen Foundation first brought Melia volkensii and Senna ciamea seedlings to St. Martin Kaewa Secondary School, Machakos County, two years ago, the head teacher,
To outsiders, there is little hope to many parts of Kitui County. Poor weather patterns have seemingly rendered the community to the deplorable fate of constant water shortage. But the situation is different in some villages, thanks to simple rainwater harvesting innovations called sand dams. The KenGen team was on a ‘look and learn’ tour
Imagine expansive villages in one of the driest parts of the country where each family has its own water dam, and where owning the same is an important status symbol. And did you know that crops don’t need rain to grow, they need water. Simple farming and water harvesting techniques at the Christian Impact Mission’s
The continuous rumbling of the turbines at Gitaru Power Plant drown the engineer’s voice as he explains the working of hydro power production to a group of students from Makutano DEB Primary School on 23 February. Despite the machines’ echo, the students shuffle closer to the technician, keen to catch his words as he points
Thirty students from Mwea Primary School, Mbeere South, could not conceal their excitement as they dipped and splashed in the warm therapeutic waters of KenGen’s Olkaria Geothermal Spa, Naivasha on February 10. The students had earlier visited the Olkaria Geothermal Power plant on a look and learn tour where they were also treated to a
KenGen Education Scholarship beneficiaries during the Annual Mentorship Session 2015. The Foundation is now sponsoring 8 more students courtesy of the Giver Initiative. The KenGen Foundation has concluded this year’s secondary schools education scholarships selection with a final list of 31 needy students who will benefit from fully paid for opportunities to further
Eleven more secondary school students are benefiting from KenGen scholarships this year, thanks to the KenGen Givers and partners. This brings to 31 the number of needy students who have joined various secondary schools countrywide on the KenGen Education Scholarship program. The Foundation in February announced eight extra scholarships to be funded directly by KenGen
