Today we are
marking the 50th anniversary of Kenya’s freedom and self rule. We
remember the driving force and motivation that freedom fighters had during the
struggle for independence. The founding heroes identified three major issues
which were; poverty, illiteracy and disease.
The Ngarua
Maarifa Centre is pleased to join the National and local leaders and the people
of Kenya in marking this fateful event.
In support
of the well founded independence dreams, we at Ngarua Maarifa Centre at Sipili,
Laikipia County, have joined hands with the community and well wishes to deliver
practical information, through modern ICT technologies and library services.
Our facility
“Maarifa centre’’ is probably the only place where you get in, access free
internet, learn computer package free of charge amongst other information needs.
We also support farmers’ to access modern farming practices and strategies to access
better markets and fight poverty. Health information is also accessible at our
library and the free internet at our resource centre.
We therefore
cannot shy away from declaring that we are at the centre of the independence
dreams and aspiration and we are certain that together we will win the race and
usher in new emerging changes and set new goals to overcome the current
challenges in the near future.
Kenya@50 is
taking place at a time when the last of ban African leaders are exiting the
arena, the latest being South Africa’s First black president; Nelson Mandela. The
world has marveled at the weight of the loss of this great hero. He is setting history
even in death.
We wish you
a happy Jamhuri day, with a call to re-evaluate
the ideals for our new struggles@50.
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