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EoK Reports|News Desk Photo Credits: Sen. Wafula Wakoli Press CHEBUKWA, BUNGOMA – In a heartfelt celebration of compassion this Easter, over 1,000 widows gathered at Chebukwa Primary School in West Nalondo Ward to receive food donations—an initiative led by Bungoma Senator Wafula Wakoli's team and supported by local leaders. The event was more than just a relief exercise—it was a bold statement of community, hope, and empowerment. Widows from across the county were honored not just with gifts, but with recognition of their strength and resilience. “This is a reminder that no one should walk alone in pain. Together, we restore dignity, we inspire courage,” Senator Wakoli said. Hon. Policap Wandabusi gracing the event  The occasion was graced by Hon. Policap Wandabusi, MCA for West Nalondo Ward, who officially launched Kisina (West Nalondo Widows CBO)—a newly formed community-based organization dedicated to empowering widows through development and advocacy. A Widow After receiving h...

As spring blossoms and the world awakens from its winter slumber, two significant events mark the Christian calendar: Good Friday and Easter Sunday. These days hold profound meaning for millions around the globe, representing the culmination of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and the celebration of his resurrection. In this article, we delve into the significance of Good Friday and the joyous occasion of Easter, exploring their historical, spiritual, and cultural dimensions. Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, marking the day when he willingly offered himself as a sacrifice for humanity's sins. It is a solemn observance, inviting believers to reflect on the profound suffering endured by Jesus on the cross. The narrative of Good Friday is one of sacrifice, redemption, and ultimate love, as Jesus willingly laid down his life to reconcile humanity with God. The events leading to Jesus' crucifixion are recounted in the Gospels, depicting his betrayal, trial, and ...