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A classroom filled with secondary school students wearing blue uniforms, seated closely together on chairs and desks while attentively listening to a presentation. A laptop sits on a small green desk at the front, suggesting a lesson or talk in progress. The room has large windows on one side letting in natural light, and a slightly worn ceiling, indicating a well-used school learning space.
February 2, 2026

Advancing Inclusive Education at Thika High School for the Blind

On 26 January 2026, Thika High School for the Blind hosted a digital accessibility orientation that marked an important step in preparing learners for Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum and for life beyond...

A picture of Jasmine with long braided hair and glasses stands indoors in a bright office with glass walls, smiling while holding up a pink children’s book titled Magic Ears. She is wearing a long-sleeve top, light blue jeans, and black shoes, with desks and computer monitors visible in the background.
January 9, 2026

Jasmine Muchilwa: Claiming Deafness as Identity, Culture, and Community 

Disability inclusion begins by listening to people whose lived experience sits at the intersection of disability, culture, technology, and youth leadership. Jasmine Muchilwa’s story reflects that intersection. Her journey as a...

A group of smiling schoolchildren sit in a computer lab, each with a laptop open on long desks. The children face the camera, some flashing peace signs, while colorful geometric wall art and desktop screens are visible in the background, creating a lively and engaging learning environment.
December 19, 2025

Holiday Coding Boot Camp at Kang’aru Digital Hub Ignites Young Minds

For six weeks in November and December, the quiet village of Kairi in Kiambu County turned into a lively center of creativity, curiosity, and code. The Kang’aru Digital Hub, a community...

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#mondaymotivation — real change starts with knowing where the gaps are.At Inclusive Africa 2025, a two-year global study revealed that blind and low-vision users were twice as likely to run out of data within a week. Not because of how they use their phones, because the system wasn't built for them.That's the gap we're accelerat#inclusiveafrica2026usiveAfrica2026 | Accelerating Digital AccThis June, Nairobi becomes the epicentre of that conversation. Are you ready?Watch the session that sparked it - www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQL47NqfcN8Get your ticket today - inclusi#DigitalInclusioni#assistivetechnologys#datapovertyg#accessibility #inclusiveafricaI#smartphonesasatS#digitaldivide #mondaymotivationondayMotivation ... See MoreSee Less
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#flashback to a session that marked a turning point, unpacking the newly signed Persons with Disabilities (PWD) Act 2025 and what it means for education, employment, healthcare, and economic participation across Kenya and beyond. The discussions around opportunities, action points, and cross-continental best practices were exactly the kind of conversations that move the needle.Haven't watched it yet? Catch the full session on our YouTube channel 👇www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMNGgOog59IThe conversation doesn't stop there. This year at Inclusive Africa Conference 2026, we go even further — Accelerating Digital Accessibility and AI Solutions for Africa's Future. Be a part of the conversation.Register now — inclusi#inclusiveafrica2026u#pwdact20250#disabilityinclusionb#NothingAboutUsWithoutUsb#africainclusionAfricaInclusion ... See MoreSee Less
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