Solidarity International Trust-Kenya

06/05/2026

With Rotary Peace Centers – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers 🎉

01/05/2026

Today, as we celebrate International Workers' Day, we remember and salute particularly the many grassroot women who are determined to turn their common problems into common wealth through investing in entrepreneurship and leadership training. We also can't forget to thank our partners with whom we continue this fight aimed at alleviating poverty in our communities. Thank you KCB for supporting our initiative. Video/Images-Past training with KCB on March 21, 2016.

06/04/2026

05/04/2026

Sharing Easter 'gifts' with our table banking group members! SIT aims to provide about 2000 spectacles to its members in 2026 under its "Tools Of Trade Initiative". 👑💐

05/04/2026

This Easter season, on behalf of the Solidarity fraternity, I acknowledge and appreciate the great work being accomplished here in Kenya, thanks to the selfless actions of particularly Rotarians around the world. SIT continues to rescue and train young girls through its "Tools Of Trade Initiative (TOTI"...Indeed, as the late President of South Africa liked to say, using "your hands to do good in the world..."

14/03/2026

We conclude our Meet the Judges series by introducing Dr Christa Bonnet, member of the Awards Judging Panel.
Dr Bonnet is a recognised leader in financial management and organisational transformation. She has been honoured with the African Woman Leader Award in both 2022 and 2024 and is deeply committed to advancing women’s empowerment and supply chain development across Africa.
She currently leads innovation initiatives through The Difference Makers Group while pursuing a Doctorate in Ministry, combining leadership, purpose, and impact.
We are honoured to have her expertise contributing to this year’s awards adjudication.
Shortlisted nominees will be notified by Monday, 23 March 2026.

12/03/2026

Today we spotlight Xoliswa Daku, a distinguished member of our judging panel.
Founder and CEO of DAKU (PTY) Ltd, Ms Daku brings over 26 years of experience in law, property development, legal services, and energy investment. She has been instrumental in revitalising small towns, promoting energy efficiency, and advancing entrepreneurship.
She currently serves as Chair of SEDA and Deputy Chair of the University of the Western Cape Council, and is widely recognised as a multi-award-winning entrepreneur committed to mentoring future leaders through the Daku Academy.
Her expertise will play an important role in recognising leaders who are shaping Africa’s future.
Shortlisted nominees will be notified by Monday, 23 March 2026.
Register to attend the AFRICON Summit and Awards:
https://africonmsisummit.com/register-now/
For enquiries: 📞 Tanzania: +255 747 741 741 | 📞 South Africa: +27 71 646 9286

10/03/2026

We are honoured to introduce Dickson Ntwiga, Head of the Adjudication Committee for the Future is Female, Male Champions & Honorary Awards .
Mr Ntwiga brings more than 25 years of humanitarian and community leadership from Kenya. His work has significantly advanced global development and human rights initiatives. As a former President of the Rotary Club of Meru and founder of Solidarity International Trust, he has led impactful projects including refugee support initiatives and educational programmes for migrant children.
His leadership and experience will guide the integrity and credibility of the adjudication process.
Shortlisted nominees will be notified by Monday, 23 March 2026.
Join us at the AFRICON MSIs Summit – Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Register to attend the AFRICON Summit and Awards:
https://africonmsisummit.com/register-now/
For enquiries: 📞 Tanzania: +255 747 741 741 | 📞 South Africa: +27 71 646 9286

29/11/2025

Kenya’s High Court has delivered a major win for smallholder farmers by declaring parts of the country’s seed-sharing law unconstitutional

A high court in Kenya has declared unconstitutional sections of a seed law that prevented farmers from sharing and selling indigenous seeds in what food...

26/11/2025

Congratulations to Billie Jo Weir of Bridgetown who won $6338 in our Rotary Gold Mine 50/50. She played her $2 on registration #5782. Pictured to present the big cheque are Rotarians Dave Ross (L) and Kevin Goodlad (R). As always, you gotta play to win. Play your toonie by noon on Friday.