Your alarm goes off while Kibera is still deciding whether it is night or morning — roosters, a far-off matatu, someone sweeping dust into a pile that will return by noon. By 7:30 a.m., we hope to see you at the meet-up in the Kibra 42 area: comfortable shoes, a water bottle, and if your group promised twenty people, bring the nineteen who said “maybe.”
The Ngong Rivers Regeneration Network — Zone 2 — invites neighbours from Kibera, Lang’ata Constituency, and nearby wards to walk together toward Highrise–Seafar. Start 8:00 a.m.; finish by noon. This is not a sprint; it is a moving conversation along a route that carries both memory and rubbish — both pride and the hard work still undone.
We walk to make the invisible visible: clean banks mean safer homes, healthier children, less shame attached to a place that already invents so much beauty. We walk to swap ideas about riparian life and to remind each other that climate change is local long before it is global.
Spread the word in church, in WhatsApp groups, at the salon — then show up. If you are unsure where to plug in, message ETCO. We will point you to your Zone 2 contact so you arrive as part of a team, not a stranger on a path.
