We continue to post letters as they reach us, first removing anything that would identify the sender.  Kenya is a dangerous place to be. If you can send any funds at all, please do so.  If you prefer to deal … Continue reading →

Mary, Hi, hope you are fine. Things are so bad here for all of us. I am so stressed I cannot understand. I suffered a lot in 1998 when my house was burnt to the ground. I was replacing one … Continue reading →

Hallo Mary, Thank you so much for your love, care and concern. Friends like you keep us going. Things are getting better and we are getting busy by the day trying to sort out a few of the problems we … Continue reading →

Happy New Year to you all. It is my sincere wish that the New Year 2008 comes to you with all the blessings and opportunities of succeeding at all you try.  It is a mixed situation here in Kenya. It … Continue reading →

We received word that the cargo after bad weather delays is now caught up in congestion in Mombasa.  We will post updates from Kenya , regarding the children, teachers,families and properties as soon as we hear from people on the … Continue reading →

Calm is slowly returning to most towns in Kenya. Kisumu and Eldoret were the worst hit……these are the bedrock of opposition politics and the residents in Kenya’s western belt felt most cheated out of a clear presidential victory. To date, … Continue reading →

I am taking this chance to wish you a happy new year and a prosperous 2008.Here in Kenya it is not happy new year, it is a sad new year after the incumbent rigged the just concluded general election.  Currently … Continue reading →

We recently received this letter and share it with our readers.  I have chosen to omit any information that might identify the writer.  It has been a most trying time for our country after the elections. The parliamentary ballot was good … Continue reading →