Rediscovering the new role that purpose-led companies can play in charities and general societal development Without a sense of purpose, no company, either public or private, can achieve its full potential; it will ultimately lose the license to operate from key stakeholders. In 2019, companies must ask themselves what role they play in the community.…
DetailsAgnes Regina Murei Abuom was awarded an honorary doctorate degree at the 175th anniversary of VID Stavanger and the School of Mission and Theology. Dr. Abuom from Kenya is the first female and the first African ever elected to chair the World Council of Churches. A doctorate degree rooted in missiology Dr Agnes Abuom from…
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Overcoming disparities in education for Africa Article by Zipporah Musau was first published in the Africa Renewal Magazine,Courtesy of UN department of Public information. The drivers of inequality in education are many and complex, yet the response to these challenges revolves around simple and sound policies for inclusive growth, the eradication of poverty and exclusion,…
Over 350 members of the central committee, guests, advisors and staff gathered at the Ecumenical Institute Château de Bossey for a celebration to mark the 70th anniversary of the World Council of Churches (WCC). Celebrations commenced with a tour of the institute, after which the gathering received messages of congratulation from the chairman of the…
The Developments in the Landscape Impacting Women and Social Transformation By Dr Abuom Global development discourses and the role of women have evolved during the recent decades partly due to the Civil Society Women Organizations and movements pushing for recognition beginning with the 1975 Copenhagen United Conference. It is evident now that that among the…
Despite constituting over half of the population, the presence of women in key state organs in Kenya is minimal. A peep at the government minis-tries, the courts, parliament and other state organs reveals this sad reality. Kenya has about 42 ministers and of these only six are women. At the Judiciary, things are shaping up…
“Men are Gods Channel for releasing blessings to families, generations, communities and nations. This is the lesson of God’s dealings with Abraham and the patriarchs. In the Good book, The Lord said to Abram,Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred,and from thy father’s house,unto a land that I will show you. And…
“The wisdom of acquiring formal education remains true today despite the hard realities that face the young educated in our country. As examples, most of those who graduate with degrees, attractive degrees, are still “tarmacking” long after they graduated from universities.