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Elgeyo Marakwet, Kenya — October 22, 2024: The Inua Mama-Wezesha Jamii initiative has arrived in Elgeyo Marakwet, marking a significant step forward in the ongoing effort to empower women and foster socio-economic development across Kenya. The movement, led by women representatives including Hon. Canon Naomi Waqo, Woman Representative for Marsabit County, aims to address gender inequality by enhancing opportunities for women in various sectors.
During the event, Hon. Waqo emphasized the importance of the initiative in advancing women’s rights and boosting economic growth. “The Inua Mama-Wezesha Jamii initiative is in Elgeyo Marakwet! This movement, focused on empowering women and their communities, represents a key effort in advancing women’s rights and socio-economic opportunities across Kenya,” she said. She highlighted that the program’s core mission is to bridge the gender gap by providing support in education, entrepreneurship, healthcare, and overall well-being for women and families.
The initiative, spearheaded by passionate women leaders, seeks to empower women at the grassroots level. Through capacity-building workshops, mentorship programs, and access to essential resources, it aims to uplift women, enabling them to become key contributors to their communities. Hon. Waqo stated, “We are at the forefront of this transformation, working tirelessly to uplift women and create sustainable development. Our efforts reflect the broader ambitions of women across Kenya who strive to make a lasting difference in their communities.”
The program also focuses on promoting political representation and economic growth, recognizing the critical role that women play in leadership and business. By supporting female entrepreneurs, encouraging education, and improving healthcare access, the initiative aspires to build a more inclusive society where women can thrive.
The expansion of Inua Mama-Wezesha Jamii to Elgeyo Marakwet signifies the program’s growing reach and commitment to making a positive impact nationwide. As the initiative continues to gain momentum, it hopes to inspire more women leaders and communities to join the cause, ensuring a brighter, more equitable future for all Kenyan women.
