YOUR VERSE OF THE YEAR “For unto us, a child is born, unto us a son isgiven; and the government will be upon Hisshoulders. And His name will be called WonderfulCounselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, andPrince of Peace. Of the increase of Hisgovernment and peace there will be noend………”Isaiah 9: 6-7 …………………………………………………………………MUTUA PATRICK NZOKA, OGWDirector General
To our clients and friends, the environmentalist family welcomes you to this 6th edition of our Bulletin. I wish to extend our sincere thanks to you for your cooperation and partnership during the year. We thank the national government, non-governmental organizations, the 47 county governments, the religious institutions, and individual Kenyans of all walks of life for chivalrously supporting us in our environmental management accomplishments. Indeed, together, we made 2020
In most developed countries, common people like us have homes with small families, dogs, tables, computers, Internet connectivity, electricity, and the network is good. Working remotely is not starting with COVI-19. It has been happening. The Kenyan situation is different. Most workers hawk their wares, are cleaners or watchmen, account clerks, and farmers. They live in shared places that are sitting places during the day and bedrooms at night. The
Kenyans want to forget the July 2019 cancer robbery in haste. First, it was Bob Collymore, Second, Hon. Ken Okoth and Finally, Hon. Joyce Laboso. Before the July deaths, Kenyans remember the cancer deaths of Prof. Wangari Maathai, Nicholas Biwott, Grace Kipchoim, Francis Nyenze, Francis Nzoka, Calestous Juma, Nderitu Gachagua, David Mwiraria, and many other great Kenyans across all societal levels. According to the National Cancer Institute of Kenya (NCI-
