On June 2, Nuru Kenya and Nuru Social Enterprises presented virtually for Humentum Africa. Humentum brings together international relief and development organizations to share best practices, learn from one another,…
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Right now, the air is abuzz with opportunity in Ethiopia. Across the country there is talk of reform and change and new ideals upon which governance and growth can be…
The hilly village of Nyamagenga in Kuria East sub-county is a breath-taking sight. From a distance you would mistake it for bare land where no farming takes place. The scenery…
I spent the last 17 years working for some of the finest, most prestigious businesses in Africa and in the world as well. I enjoy Corporate Africa. It’s about strategic…
2015 was a big year for Nuru Kenya. In June, our whole expat team living in Kenya packed up our suitcases, said our goodbyes, and headed out of town. Our…
The world is wrestling with some very difficult challenges after this year. ISIS, Al Qaeda and their affiliates are daily growing in strength and number by preying on the desperation…
Involving key stakeholders when initiating a project in a new community is essential to the success of any intervention. If a community is involved from the start, it is more…
Feature photo: The Nuru Kenya District Scaling team pushes ahead into unknown territory. Nuru has always possessed a strong bias toward action. As a team, we’ve learned and improved our…
Feature photo: NKSE poultry farm employees load eggs into a tuk-tuk to be delivered to local dukas (stores). June 2015 marked Nuru International’s achievement of its most exciting milestone to…
As we, the local staff of Nuru Kenya, prepared for the departure of our expatriate team earlier this month, we worked hard to answer the many questions that go along…
