Protecting our environment is a shared responsibility, one that calls for action at both individual and collective levels.

At KESA our social impact work is designed to instil a sense of responsibility, integrity, and active citizenship, while contributing to the wellbeing of the communities we serve.

Today, we joined the Team Safi team in Kibra for a clean-up exercise dubbed Taifa Safi, focusing on restoring public spaces and promoting environmental responsibility.

Our teams worked alongside Team Safi's to unclog blocked drainage systems and clean market areas, addressing challenges that directly affect health, dignity, and daily economic activity.

This effort is part of the One Million Integrity Campaign, which seeks to promote a culture of integrity, responsibility and accountability within communities.

Acommitment to shaping a society where integrity is practised in everyday actions, and where citizens take ownership of both their environment and shared spaces.

KESA's team was led by Deputy President Kelvin Akiba Kitsao, alongside, Dorine William, Silvia Munyi, and our members from JKESA and MMUESA.

Also present was Moses Muchiri Mwangi, Founding Organising and Legal Secretary and current Chairperson of the Research Wing.