Kirinyaga young professionals

15/10/2026

What do you learn from this?

11/10/2026

What if one Saturday could teach you a skill you can start earning from?

FREE practical training session by Skill mentorship.

This time, you’ll learn how to make:
🧼 Multi-Purpose Liquid Soap
🧼 Bar Soap
✨ Dishwashing Paste
🚽 Toilet Cleaners

📅 24th October 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 RWK Africa Offices, Ruiru – Next to Happy Church

Training is FREE, but registration is required.

Register for the Skill Up Practical Training Here: https://forms.gle/8s4GP5XErYo8Karr9

09/10/2026

We learned with sadness that Gregory Ngaire, a 23-year-old youth from Kianguku, tragically died by su***de this evening.

Our condolences go to his family, friends and the entire Kianguku community during this difficult time. May God give you strength, comfort and peace.

To our young people: please do not suffer in silence. When you are facing challenges, talk to someone you trust. Be open about what you are going through and seek help when you need it.

Mental health is not a joke. Shujaa Rose Wachira Karani, OGW something should be done.
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05/10/2026

Imagine the story telling session. The nurturing and building of creativity among our kids. Young authors being mentored....

Think of this...

Okonkwo was one of the most respected men in Umuofia. His name was known far beyond his own village and had reached neighbouring communities as well. People knew him as a powerful wrestler, a successful farmer and a man who had earned an important position among his people.

His reputation had begun when he was still very young.

At about eighteen years of age, Okonkwo had faced Amalinze, a famous wrestler who had remained unbeaten for seven years. Amalinze was known throughout the area as an exceptionally difficult opponent. He was so skilled at avoiding defeat that people had given him the nickname "the Cat."

The contest between the two men became one of the most memorable wrestling matches in the history of Umuofia. Okonkwo eventually defeated the older champion after a long and exhausting struggle. That victory brought him fame and established him as a young man of unusual strength and determination.

But wrestling was only the beginning of Okonkwo's rise.

As the years passed, he became a prosperous farmer. He worked hard and cultivated large quantities of yam, a crop that carried great importance in the society of Umuofia. A man's yam harvest was closely connected to his wealth and reputation. The more successful a man was at farming, the more respect he could command...........
This is what we are working on. The Kirinyaga Library.

We are seeking your support to make this dream come true...

Reach out to us via 0794774640

05/10/2026

Happy Teachers’ Day!

Today, we celebrate the teachers who do more than teach lessons. You inspire dreams, shape character, unlock potential and help build the leaders of tomorrow.

Every classroom you enter is an opportunity to change a life and every learner you guide carries a piece of your impact into the future.

To every teacher in Kirinyaga and beyond, thank you for believing, guiding, inspiring and making a difference.

From all of us at Kirinyaga Young Professionals, we celebrate and appreciate you.

Happy Teachers’ Day!💙

03/10/2026

Rest in Peace Mwalimu Jackson Karua. A disciplinarian, who valued education.

02/10/2026

We are working to kickstart Kirinyaga’s first ever public library starting next week.

This will be a space where children and students can access books and enjoy a conducive environment for learning. For adults pursuing further education it will provide a quiet place to study, research and develop new skills. For researchers it will be a place to access useful data, references and other relevant materials.

But this library will be more than just books.

It will be a space where our culture and history are preserved, documented and shared. A place where young people can learn about the people, traditions, stories and events that shaped Kirinyaga and Kenya.

We also want to document and celebrate the journeys of our leaders, capture the stories of our communities and inspire the next generation.

And because learning and conversation go well with a good cup of coffee, we have created a small space where visitors can enjoy coffee grown right here in Kirinyaga.

We are therefore calling upon individuals, organisations and well wishers to support us in making this dream a reality.

You can support us with:

✓ Books and reading materials
✓ Laptops, computers and other learning devices
✓ Tables, chairs and shelves
✓ Internet equipment
✓ Books and materials on Kirinyaga’s culture, history and leadership
✓ Financial support towards rent and renovation
✓ Any other form of in kind support

Every contribution, big or small, will help us create a place that can serve our community for generations.

To support or learn more, reach us on:
📞 0794 774640 / 0713 450750

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01/10/2026

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21/09/2026

MEET THE KIRINYAGA AGRIPRENEUR OF THE YEAR 2026

Sheriff Organics

A BSc Criminology graduate who has experienced some of the toughest moments in his farming journey and still chose to rise again.

When we talk about value addition, innovation and resilience in agriculture Sherrif Organics stands out.

His story is not just about farming. It is about losing, learning, rebuilding and refusing to give up.

This is his story:

"A few years ago, I lost almost everything I had taken pride in.

My spinach farm was severely infected and I lost the entire crop. My raised ponds started leaking water until I reached a point where I felt completely out of control.

I then turned my focus to my two beautiful dairy cows and the bulls I had on the farm. But even there, disaster awaited. I lost my favourite cow and with it I almost lost hope in everything I was building. Within months, through a wrong decision, I had no cow left in my herd.

But the story did not end there.

2026 has been a year of rebuilding, resilience and new beginnings. I am not yet where I want to be but I am grateful for how far God has brought me." He says.

Today, Sheriff is building something remarkable.

He rears Black Soldier Flies (BSF) and makes them available to farmers in his community. He also uses BSF as an alternative source of protein to help reduce the cost of feeding his chicken. His farming has been a training center where other farmers and students visit to learn.

From
Poultry farming
Dairy farming
Pig farming
Black Soldier Fly production to Agricultural value addition and innovation

From losing his entire herd to rebuilding. From crop failure to finding new opportunities. From moments of uncertainty to becoming an inspiration to other young farmers.

Sheriff Organics is a reminder that sometimes the biggest agricultural success stories are born from the seasons when everything seemed to be falling apart.