Agnes Kagure Offers To Support Women Groups In 17 Constituencies Of Nairobi: "Better Days Ahead"

• Businesswoman Agnes Kagure held a meeting with women leaders from 17 constituencies in Nairobi
• Through her Agnes Kagure Foundation, she wanted to understand the unique needs of every constituency
• Kagure noted that such purposeful engagements and partnerships will change and uplift the lives of many Nairobians

Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, brings over three years of experience covering politics and current affairs in Kenya.

Nairobi - Businesswoman Agnes Kagure has vowed to scale up empowerment programmes across Nairobi county.

Which groups did Agnes Kagure meet?

On Monday, May 27, Kagure held a consultative meeting with women leaders driving changes in the 17 constituencies.

Kagure, through her Agnes Kagure Foundation, wanted to understand the unique needs of every constituency before the planned empowerment programmes.

"This afternoon, I held a consultative engagement with women leaders driving change in their neighbourhoods across Nairobi under the banner of Agnes Kagure Foundation to get the unique needs of different constituencies as we scale up empowerment activities for the betterment of our people," Kagure said.

She expressed optimism that her purposeful empowerment programmes will change the livelihood of many Nairobians.

"I'm optimistic that with more such purposeful engagements and partnerships, we will change and uplift lives, neighbourhood after neighbourhood. Better days are ahead!" she added.

Kagure, who was an aspirant for the Nairobi gubernatorial seat in 2022, has been running various empowerment programmes targeting women and youths.

How Nairobi businessman plans to combat hunger

Elsewhere, in a bid to combat hunger and promote mental health among society's less fortunate, businessman Joel Muthengi launched an innovative initiative called Motomoto Social Games (MSG).

Joel, the owner of Motomoto Brands, has combined his passion for digital services with philanthropy to create a unique approach to charity.

He told TUKO.co.ke that the first event was held in Kilifi, where nearly 100 needy individuals received foodstuff.

The businessman explained that he figured games were a creative way to give back to society while uplifting the less fortunate.

The games are designed to be inclusive and engaging. They focus on the fact that there is no loser, as even those who don't win still get something.

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