George Ochola Woud Gem

George Ochola Woud Gem Journalist/Global Disability Advocate/Sign Language Instructor

16/02/2026

Dennis Itumbi National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) William Samoei Ruto

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Please explain to us in very simple language, like you are explaining to a Grade 1 child, why Edwin W. Sifuna was remov...
15/02/2026

Please explain to us in very simple language, like you are explaining to a Grade 1 child, why Edwin W. Sifuna was removed from the Secretary General position.

Some people say he went against a party decision.

If that is true, can you clearly tell us which specific party decision Edwin Watenya Sifuna went against?

We just want clarity and honesty.

The unstoppable Sifuna.



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15/02/2026

Alafu uwacho wot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edwin W. Sifuna must be respected.

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Your face is not just reacting.It is speaking.In Kenyan Sign Language (KSL), facial expressions are grammar. They show q...
14/02/2026

Your face is not just reacting.
It is speaking.

In Kenyan Sign Language (KSL), facial expressions are grammar. They show questions, commands, negation, emotion, urgency, everything the voice does in spoken language.

No expression?
The meaning changes.

As we continue bringing information closer to your eyes, this is what true inclusion looks like: clear, visual, and accurate communication.

Want to be fluent and confident in KSL? Remember, learning comes in stages:

Basic Level – Learn the alphabet, numbers, simple vocabulary, and everyday conversations.

Intermediate Level – Build sentence structure, facial grammar, and practical communication skills.

Advanced Level – Master fluency, complex discussions, professional interpretation skills, and cultural competence.

KSL is more than signs; it’s expression, identity, and access.

To begin or advance your journey, you can register with Ikigai College of Interior Design and grow your skills step by step.

To Enroll
Call +254 796 253 715
Email: Info@ikigaicollege.ac.ke
Website: https://ikigaicollege.ac.ke/best-colleges-offering-kenya-sign-language-courses/
Location: 8th Floor, Cianda House, Koinange Street, Nairobi.

Kenya Ports Authority Several candidates faced serious technical challenges while submitting the Kenya Ports Authority (...
13/02/2026

Kenya Ports Authority Several candidates faced serious technical challenges while submitting the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) online test, even after completing their answers within the allocated time. For many young professionals who prepared diligently and showed up ready, this was frustrating and deeply discouraging.

When a recruitment system fails at the point of submission, it raises genuine concerns about fairness and integrity. A process meant to identify talent should not be overshadowed by avoidable technical errors.
But beyond the technical issues, we must ask a bigger question: where is inclusion in this process?

How does KPA expect a person with a disability, especially those who may require assistive technology, additional processing time, or reasonable accommodations, to compete fairly in a high pressure, strictly timed online test with technical instability? Was accessibility considered? Were inclusive measures built into the system? Was there flexibility for candidates who need accommodations?

Equal opportunity is not just about opening an online portal. It is about designing systems that recognize diversity, including persons with disabilities, and ensuring no one is disadvantaged because of circumstances beyond their control.

Recruitment should be a level playing field, not a system in which technical failures or a lack of inclusive design determine someone’s future.

Inclusion must be intentional. Transparency must be real. And fairness must be for everyone.

Nairobi Association of the Deaf Kenya National Association of the Deaf (KNAD) National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) Public Service Commission of Kenya Jonathan Metet Riziki Source

KNCHR Really,,,,,,,,, to be fair to the commander, he said "justifiable force."
11/02/2026

KNCHR Really,,,,,,,,, to be fair to the commander, he said "justifiable force."

11/02/2026

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Birthday check-in.2022: 24 years old — juzi tu.2026: 28 years strong.2046: 48 and still evolving.I’ve learned this:growt...
06/02/2026

Birthday check-in.
2022: 24 years old — juzi tu.
2026: 28 years strong.
2046: 48 and still evolving.

I’ve learned this:
growth isn’t about age,
it’s about perspective.

I no longer chase approval.
I choose peace, purpose, and progress.

Here’s to becoming, not pretending.

Happy birthday to me Nyakwar Jane Nyobonyo....

05/02/2026

Mighty King Kong was not just a reggae star, he was a fearless champion for persons with disabilities.

His journey, especially during the painful 2007 Kasarani MP race, revealed the real struggles faced by leaders with disabilities in Kenya.

This story still matters today,

Simy Kenya. This story deserves full access to it through sign language interpretation.

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05/02/2026

SHA Expands Support for Brain Development Disorders, Including Cerebral Palsy....

SHA supports the care and management of Neurodevelopmental Disorders, such as Cerebral Palsy. These conditions begin early in life, when the brain is still developing. They can affect how a person thinks, learns, moves, behaves, and manages daily activities.

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04/02/2026

In today’s workplaces, inclusion is a skill.
Ikigai College of Interior Design supports corporations and professionals in learning practical sign language for effective, inclusive communication.

To Enroll
Call +254 796 253 715
Email: Info@ikigaicollege.ac.ke
Website: www.ikigaicollege.ac.ke
Location: 8th Floor, Cianda House, Koinange Street, Nairobi.

From Silence to Leadership Deaf History Made in Uganda 🇺🇬Today marks a historic chapter in Uganda’s democracy. Hon. Ale...
04/02/2026

From Silence to Leadership Deaf History Made in Uganda 🇺🇬

Today marks a historic chapter in Uganda’s democracy. Hon. Alex Ndeezi and Hon. Robert Ssewagude have won seats in Parliament, raising Deaf representation at the national level. Congratulations to the leaders and the Deaf community for breaking barriers and making Uganda proud. 🇺🇬🇺🇬

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