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Happy to have attended the 5th Edition of PDF.

@MusaliaMudavadi How Kenyans were recruited as fighters without Government knowledge is still a mistry🥹. Labour migration is very good but, it has to be safe migration. Otherwise what we have been exposed to is modern human trafficking 😒

Media Engagement - Citizen Tv - Moscow x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Q2. What are some of the mental health and trauma-related impacts survivors of GBV may experience? #WeAreMindToHeart #FeelGoodFriday #MentalWellness #EndGBV @YouthAliveKenya @MayaBased63975 @mentalhealth @SSVKenya @KakamegaK31996 @taransvarcbo @MOHmentalhealth @usikimye @NivisheF

@MindCbo @YouthAliveKenya @MayaBased63975 @mentalhealth @SSVKenya @KakamegaK31996 @taransvarcbo @MOHmentalhealth @usikimye @NivisheF @Benetez1234567 @Clevaux1 @demwezi @Mbonwadekislev @FlominahM @oxfamkenya @AKUGIZIBWEJUL14 @WoudSign @PurityJebor Survivors of #GBV may experience anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, fear, shame, low self-esteem, sleep difficulties, and emotional withdrawal. Without proper support, trauma can affect relationships, work, education, and overall wellbeing. #WeAreMindToHeart #EndGBV

In a world where speaking up can come at a cost, it often takes even greater courage for women to demand accountability. From the informal sector and community spaces to newsrooms, civil society, and public office, women continue to question power, raise their voices, and insist that leadership must serve the people. This International Women’s Day, TISA celebrates this bravery and reaffirms our commitment to building an inclusive, gender-responsive movement where women are empowered to lead change and shape a more just future. ✊🏽🌸 #InternationalWomensDay

Iranian Ambassador to Kenya Dr. Ali Gholampour: ‘Iran will not target Kenya ..Kenya doesn’t provide a US military facility with a magnitude to attack Iran’

Unpaid care work is not just a “family issue.” It is a gender equality issue. A policy issue. An economic justice issue. We must: ✔️ Recognize unpaid care work ✔️ Reduce the burden through services and infrastructure ✔️ Redistribute care responsibilities fairly btn men & women

#Canada’s partnership with @oxfamkenya, local organizations and county governments through the #TimeToCare project is supporting communities to be drivers of change, transform social norms and empower women and girls♀️ #IDW2026 #CareEconomy #CanadaInKenya 🇨🇦🤝🇰🇪

Counting on our individual contributions for decent work in domestic work sector.

@PurityJebor says we need a database for domestic workers who contribute 23 percent to GDP. Domestic Workers are going through GBV. #16DaysOfActivism x.com/i/spaces/1rmGP…

Today’s visit by @johngithongo and civil society leaders was a powerful reminder of why Kenya’s story matters — Baba’s huge role in civil society in a nation that keeps moving forward. We reflected on the journey, the hurdles overcome, and the leadership that has guided our path. Grateful to all who came to stand with us.

#Canada 🇨🇦 works with local partners to ensure that care needs are met with dignity, that paid and unpaid care and domestic work is valued and fairly compensated and that all caregivers are recognized and supported. #IDCS2025 🇨🇦🤝🇰🇪 #CanadaInKenya

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Shout-out to our incredible partners championing the care and support agenda in Kenya! @MakeCareCount @GAC @OxfamCanada @OxfaminAfrica @oxfamKenya @purityjebor @gender_ke @YAK @CDTD @VSOkenya Together, we can #MakeCareCount #CareAndSupportKE2025 Time To Care

@MKapombe Paid leave is a Labour right

@MKapombe You have mentioned it correctly. Redistribution is one of the ignored support that goes along way around us

Today, we joined the world in celebrating the International Day of Care and Support at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC). The event was graced by the Cabinet Secretary for Gender, Culture, and Children Services, Hon. Hanna Wendot Cheptumo, who emphasized that care work is the backbone of our society — it enables children to thrive, persons with disabilities to live with dignity, and older persons to age gracefully. The discussions centered on recognizing, valuing, and investing in both paid and unpaid care work, which remains a crucial yet often overlooked pillar of our economy. As we reflect on this year’s theme, we are reminded that supporting caregivers and strengthening care systems is essential for achieving gender equality, social inclusion, and sustainable development. @oxfamkenya @OxfamCanada @GAC_Corporate @CDTD_ @oxfam @equimundo_org @gender_ke #timetocare #idcs2025 #CareAndSupportKE2025 #makecarecount

As we mark the International Day of Care and Support tomorrow 29th October 2025, we set the stage tonight with a thought-provoking dialogue on what counts in care economy. Join us and be part!!

A caring society is a stronger society. Together, we can transform how Kenya values and supports care work. #CareAndSupportKE2025 #MakeCareCount @MakeCareCount @GAC @OxfamCanada @OxfaminAfrica @oxfamKenya @purityjebor @gender_ke @YAK @CDTD @VSOkenya

@YouthAliveKe @oxfamkenya @OxfamCanada @GAC_Corporate @OxfaminAfrica @CDTD_ I commit to using my space to influence care work policy reforms and practices.#TimeToCare #IDCS2025

What is your personal commitment toward helping the care economy thrive in Kenya? @oxfamkenya @OxfamCanada @GAC_Corporate @OxfaminAfrica @CDTD_ @PurityJebor #TimeToCare #IDCS2025

@YouthAliveKe @oxfamkenya @OxfamCanada @GAC_Corporate @gender_ke @CDTD_ Social norms interventions is very key. However one define it. Going back to how our ancestors held discussions. Appreciating how cultural norms were discussed while appreciating the current ways of labour engagements #TimeToCare #IDCS2025

How can we continuously challenge and transform existing social norms around paid and unpaid care work to promote greater public investment in this key economic sector? @oxfamkenya @OxfamCanada @GAC_Corporate @gender_ke @PurityJebor @CDTD_ #TimeToCare #IDCS2025