KPC Foundation

Led by Bosco Yokomoi, KPC Foundation broke ground for a water borehole drilling project at Uhuru Comprehensive School in Isiolo Town, Isiolo County. This initiative will improve access to safe and reliable water for learners and the surrounding community empowering lives and supporting sustainable development. #KPCFoundation #WaterForCommunities #Groundbreaking #IsioloCounty #CommunityImpact #Sustainability

Job Apuko of @kpc.foundation presented the Financial & Business Reporting Award to Tyrah Mercie of @k24tv (Mediamax Network Ltd) during the 14th Annual Media Excellence Awards (AMEA), organized by the @mediacouncilk . Tyrah was recognized for her ability to simplify complex financial and economic issues into compelling stories that resonate with audiences. As part of its commitment to promoting ethical journalism, environmental sustainability and national development, KPC Foundation sponsored the Environmental Restoration and Climate Change Reporting Award, which was won by Linda Ngari of Africa Uncensored in recognition of impactful reporting on environmental restoration and climate change issues. Chief Guest @csrebeccamiano Hon Rebecca Miano EGH, Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife, lauded the awards as “a beacon of excellence that strengthens accountability and transparency in society.” She emphasized that empowering journalists to tell impactful stories is vital for national progress, while @kj4dago Hon. John Kiarie Waweru, MP for Dagoretti South, highlighted that “media remains the most powerful tool for civic education and youth engagement, shaping how citizens perceive governance and development.” The ceremony also saw the ultimate honor of the night, the Journalist of the Year Award go to Kipsang Christopher and Willow Health Media, a salute to excellence, impact, consistency, and fearless storytelling. #amea2026 #kpcfoundation

At the African Forward Fest (AFF) 2026, we spoke about strengthening Kenya’s creative industry under the Creative Economy Bill 2026 with @janetmachuka_ and MC Ndungi, coordinated by @ekitabu and @KPC hosted by @alliancefrancaise . Nairobi holds an incredible amount of artistic talent and originality with strong international potential. What the industry needs now is stronger infrastructure around that talent: curatorial integrity, professionalism, artist development, transparency, and long-term investment. Collectors increasingly value provenance, documentation, quality presentation, and consistency. The future of the art market should not only revolve around events, but around cultural relevance, artistic integrity, and sustainable ecosystems that support artists beyond the spotlight. At Hyatt Regency Nairobi Westlands, I work with artists through long-term collaboration and storytelling. Artists are not treated as short-term contributors, but as creative partners. Through curation, visibility, networking, and professional presentation, we aim to create meaningful platforms that connect art with people, spaces, and purpose. One of the biggest challenges in Kenya remains the gap between artistic talent and professional infrastructure. Many artists still lack support in pricing, contracts, archiving, logistics, and representation. This is why stronger mentorship, transparent systems, collector education, and collaborations between institutions, corporates, and communities are essential. Looking ahead, I believe the future lies in building bridges: between artists and collectors, between creativity and business, between hospitality, design, public space, and social impact. Contemporary African art deserves thoughtful visibility on both local and international platforms. Creativity is not only cultural capital — it is also a powerful tool for economic and social transformation. Photography: Brian Umaka #AfricanForwardFest #TheArtOfConnection #SocialImpact #AfricanCreatives #hyattregencynairobiwestlands

Postcards from a powerful Sanaa with @kpc.foundation in collaboration with @ekitabu event at Alliance Française de Nairobi, where I had the honor of representing @icrw_africa ’s Behind The Scenes Project, a project dedicated to supporting young women navigating creative industries in partnership with @mastercardfoundation . We had honest conversations around the realities creatives face today: — limited access to marketing opportunities, — funding gaps, and the — ongoing challenge of monetizing creative work sustainably. But beyond the challenges, we also explored solutions, collaboration, and the importance of building stronger ecosystems for creatives to thrive. Cheers to the brands, NGOs, and corporations investing in capacity building, mentorship, and training for the next generation of creatives. The impact matters. Poncho by @ascili_ke #CreativeEconomy #WomenInCreativeSpaces #BehindTheScenesProject, Creatives, Creative Industry, Capacity Building, Women Creatives Nairobi Creatives, Sanaa Event

Some wise words on self improvement from Trustee Emanikor. #kpcfoundation #INUKA #Mentorship #disabilityinclusion

KPC Foundation handed over a 52-seater school bus worth over KSh 10 million to St. Paul Chepterwai Girls Secondary School in Mosop Constituency, Nandi County. KPC Foundation Board of Trustees and KPC PLC Director Mrs Joyce Emanikor, and KPC Foundation Manager Ms. Rachel Gathoni attended the event together with local leaders. The initiative aligns with KPC Foundation’s thematic focus areas of education and economic empowerment aimed at creating lasting impact in communities across the country.

KPC Foundation officiated the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of an 80-capacity dormitory at Ndivai Secondary School in Nyandarua County. The project reflects the Foundation’s continued commitment to supporting education and creating a conducive learning environment for students across the country. The initiative is part of the Foundation’s staff-initiated Corporate Social Investment (CSI) projects and also marks the first KPC Foundation CSI project in Nyandarua County. #kpcfoundation

Happy Labour Day to our changemakers in our communities.

@kpc.foundation is proud to support Jogbaru Girls Secondary School in Wajir County with the construction of a modern computer laboratory, a step forward in advancing digital literacy and strengthening the Competency-Based Education (CBE) curriculum. This initiative is about unlocking opportunity, equipping young girls with essential skills and bridging the digital divide in underserved communities. We remain committed to partnering with stakeholders to create inclusive, future-ready learning environments that empower every learner to thrive.

During the mentorship program, students toured KPC Headquarters, getting a firsthand look at operations, before taking in thesights of Nairobi via the expressway. Moments like these open minds, spark ambition and remind our students that the world is full of possibilities. #KPCFoundation #INUKA #Mentorship #disabilityinclusion