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Insights from the COMESA Investment Forum 2026 on Kenya's health investment roadmap.

Across many communities, women and girls continue to face challenges related to gender-based violence and inequality. This story highlights how safe spaces, community support, and empowerment initiatives are helping survivors regain confidence, rebuild their lives, and become agents of change.

Saidika Organization reflects on key conversations from the Africa Forward Summit, highlighting the urgent need for Africa’s creative economy to move beyond recognition into intentional investment, policy protection, and sustainable financing. As discussions around AI, infrastructure, and economic growth shape the continent’s future, Saidika emphasizes that creatives must also be included within Africa’s central development agenda.

Saidika Organization reflects on key outcomes from the 2nd Africa Urban Forum in Nairobi, highlighting the importance of sustainable urban development, youth inclusion, climate action, and collaborative leadership in shaping the future of African cities. The forum reinforced the need to move from dialogue to implementation as Africa continues to urbanize rapidly.

Cherie, founder of Coco Cherie Fitness, shares how leadership training through Saidika Organization's Imarisha Uongozi Program helped transform her vision into a stronger and more sustainable community wellness initiative.

What do young people really think about the Finance Bill 2026? Drawing from public participation forums in Lang'ata and Kibera, this article explores youth perspectives on jobs, entrepreneurship, digital innovation, the cost of living, and the future of Kenya's economy

What happens after the dialogue ends? As a grassroots leader participating in Kenya's National Dialogue on GBV Protection Centres, I left inspired—but also reminded of the gap between policy discussions and community realities. While local organizations are often the first responders for survivors of gender-based violence, many continue to struggle for sustainable funding and institutional support. This article explores why trust, long-term investment, and locally led leadership are essential to transforming national commitments into meaningful change for survivors and communities.

Every menstrual dignity kit tells a story of hope, resilience, and opportunity. Through the Smile Girl Champion Program, Saidika Organization is helping girls overcome period poverty, stay in school, and pursue their dreams with confidence, dignity, and the support they deserve.
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