S. l. sabwa
This fully translated edition of 'Ndayanza Lulimi Lwetu' includes a full translation of original text to English. I love our language is a historical narrative written by Simeon Sabwa, first published in 1978. This narrative provides a cultural context to the typical milestones experienced by a person growing up in the Luhya culture. Presented in Luhya and English together, it is a great resource for those learning the Luhya language. By reading the story in both languages, the reader can improve their language skills and build their vocabulary.
MARGARET SABWA
I have tasted the sweetness of honey business By Nathan Ochunge | Oct. 26, 2019 In some cultures, bee-keeping is seen a man’s affair but that is slowly changing in Vihiga County as more women take up the venture on commercial basis. Margaret Sabwa, 74, from Keveye village in Kakamega, has tasted the sweetness of bee-keeping and is sharing this sweetness with other women.
To manage diabetes, I keep bees in 250 hives Friday, November 01, 2019 — updated on June 29, 2020
dr. diana karanja
Cohesu is a registered Non-Governmental Organisation that works with communities to prioritize health needs and develop sustainable solutions. Through research, resource mobilization, and formal and informal training, we translate basic research into actionable strategies. Cohesu partners with global organizations and local community-based groups to tackle major health issues and achieve sustainable development. Our focus includes combatting tropical diseases, reducing poverty and hunger, promoting gender equality, and addressing child and maternal mortality in diverse communities.
rachael sabwa | 1991 - 2000
Vihiga Business Forum
Rachel became the interim Chairperson for USFW-Kenya prayer group after a long pause between 1985 and 1990. Rachael was a calm and very welcoming woman.
The initial plans for the formation of USFW entailed having so many committees, Rachael and her husband gave the committee permission to meet in their house. Very few women get encouragement from their husbands in whatever they do especially when it comes to God’s work and Rachael was one of those blessed. Her husband Simeon Sabwa encouraged her and they found favour in the eyes of the Lord. During her tenure in leadership, a trip Triennial was held at Lirhanda Friends Church in 1996 followed by a Triennial in Lugulu at the Girls High School the following year 1997, and friends from the USE were invited to come witness and share with the Kenyan women in their joy. She was a long-serving Treasurer in the East Africa Yearly Meeting.
rasifa shop, kakamega road
