Food insecurity

6/2/2011

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The looming food insecurity in the country is surely hitting hard.....who is to blame
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Steve mpole
6/4/2011 11:01:51 pm

Climate chane is the one to blame....anyway adaptation mechanisims should be in place make farmers aware of how best to cope with thiz climate change

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Mike Deo link
6/9/2011 03:03:45 am

Dear Friends and the Volunteers We are looking forward to work with more volunteers any time and support kiburanga women group coz food prices are reaching record highs, causing Community of Kuria panic over feeding their children. food crisis have pushed a lot of people into poverty. example 2kg of Maize flour is costing 130 k/sh instead of 25 k/sh. During our meeting day women complains on food prices because they end up sleeping without eating. please we kindly request volunteers, well wisher to send Donations to help buy more food. lets join hands together

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sosper mahiri
6/15/2011 03:30:40 am

VOLUNTEERS FROM SPAIN DONATED TO KIBURANGA WOMEN SELF HELP GROUP FOR FOOD SHARTAGE:

{WE HAVE RECEIVED A DONATION OF 61,938.96 K/SH} 500 Euro

It is our sincerely heart felt to have this chance once again and send our regards to you all. We kiburanga members today’s meeting, we would like to inform you that we were very much impressed and appreciate for the heart you have towards us by giving hope to needy families , this has strengthened our bonding with all volunteers and friends in Spain. Members of the group requested to have there Names of who contributed to remember them in future.

WHAT THE DONATION WILL DO

1. Buy of maize [ Flour]
2. Rice
3. Cooking fat
4. Salt

Otherwise we promise to do as instructed and will send you photos and any supportive documents.

ASANTE SANA
KWSHG.

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GoFoods Global link
11/16/2011 12:27:14 am

I suspect trans-national corporate interests that put money above people are one of the biggist culprits.

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