Topic: UN

The crisis in Sudan has left children facing unimaginable hardship. Many are going without proper meals for days, their small bodies weakened by the relentless grip of hunger.

Kenya is no stranger to rising to the occasion. But in welcoming the world, we must ensure we are not just a venue, but a voice. One that shapes the future of global governance—not from the sidelines, but from the center.

According to WHO, more than 3 million people have lost their lives to drowning over the past decade, with the vast majority being children and young people. That means roughly 320,000 people drown every year—often in seconds, and without warning.

The International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent exists not just to celebrate, but to confront painful truths. For the African girl growing up in a world that rarely sees her as enough, today is a reminder that she is more than enough.

World Youth Skills Day serves as a global wake-up call—urging governments, educators, and private sector players to invest in youth skills, ensure equitable access to training opportunities, and create pathways for young people to thrive.