Rohi Staff on July 12th, 2010

This was the first christian union meeting at the shed. It involved a dedication followed by a fellowship.

Rohi Admin on July 11th, 2010

My name is Peter Macharia Nduta. I was born on January 17,1992. My birth place is an area that was devastated by a forest fire during the 1992 tribal clashes in Uasin-Ngishu district. I am the only child of Sarah Nduta.

It was in late 1999 that I joined a preschool in Kericho. One of my uncles had taken me and decided to educate me as my mother was unable due to poverty. By then, we had been living in Nakuru, with my maternal grandmother who had escaped from the burnt forest after the tribal clash. By God’s grace, I was able to join the primary school the following year. Life was not easy as my uncle had two wives who had grown-up children.  I was abused by some of my relatives making my life unbearable. Sometimes during Christmas days, my cousins were bought new clothes and I was ignored. I recall one time when I took care of one of my young cousins so that I could be bought Christmas clothes.   Read the rest of this entry »

Rohi Admin on July 11th, 2010

Reaping the Fruits

This was a great month for the Rohi Organization as many activities have been taking place.  Students and staff were busy conducting both academic and extra curricular activities. The highlight of the month was the music competitions and the soccer tournament with the neighboring high schools. The scouting competition was an additional activity that also took place during the month.

The Primary School Scouting Team consists of 10 students: David Ngaruiya, Peter Mwangi, Milton Ndirangu, Joseph Nding’uri, John Maina, Gideon Wanyika, Stephen Njuguna, Anthony Mbugua,  Francis Ngige and Joseph Ngatia under the leadership of  Andrew Kinyanjui and Peter Mwangi. They were tested on research abilities, camping skills, computer skills and game training abilities. The Scouts from the primary school competed in the district level and emerged the winner. In the second level, the Scouts placed third in the province. Despite their good performance they were not able to progress to the national level which will take place in Nairobi in September.   Read the rest of this entry »