YOUR WEEKEND STARTS HERE… Stocking School Libraries et al

Kwame Rigii & Salome Kanyi

 

Friday 12.30 p.m.               Uhuru Park Boat Area… Congratulations are in order to the couple of the day Kanyi WàKwame

& Kwame Rigii. May God bless you now n’ always. We thank Kwameh for his inkind support

during the 24th DCA & Kanyi for being our Greening Kenya chief ambassador at Ngong Hill, Mt.

Kenya & Mau. You are both appreciated.

Friday 6.30 p.m.               Thank God Its Friday at KPs Restaurant

Saturday 9.30 a.m.        Departure from Home Park Restaurant for Library stocking at Mathare Special School. Text

Books will be donated to Viera School, Altawoon Education Centre, and Brydges Centre

Children’s Home, Isinya. Our sincere gratitude to Jomo Kenyatta Foundation Education

Publishers, Martha Nzisa (author & donor of the Vultures of Africa Coloring Books), Nature Kenya

Insect Committee, Alvin Kimani’s friend and the Rotaract Club of USIU for their generous book

donations. Special thanks to Oscar Muva, Douglas Kipkalom, Kimani Muhoro, Gatei Waweru &

Huma Kaoga Kaseu‘s brother for providing transport through the various stages of the project.

Saturday 1.00 p.m.         Lunch at Pints, Buruburu A small meal shared in love and in the company of great people not

only fills the stomach but feeds the heart. Join us for a bite of finger-licking chicken.

Saturday 4.00 p.m.        Join our very own Andrea Njeri & the Electrique Djs & The Beat Parade Band as they entertain us

to some AFRO HOUSE | AFRO-SOUL | KUDURO | COUPE DE CALLE | ZOUK. DJ Cortega will grace

the occasion as our special guest.

Sunday Morn               The spirit must be fed – Get some church, read your Holy Scriptures & Pray

Sunday 2.30 p.m.        Depart for fellowship with the Rotaract Club of Limuru at 3.30 p.m. Manga Hotel, Limuru.

Monday – Thursday     Show your boss you got talent. Work very hard – the rewards are supa.

Friday 1st – 3rd June    Welcome to the Akankanto 2.0 Wife Carrying event – the only of its kind in Kenya courtesy of the

Rotaract Club of Nairobi East. Hippo Camp, Kshs. 3,000.00. Contact Steve Odwesso, 0720 987

087.

For more information Contact Norman Kuria, 0725 900 394; Sylvia Mutua, 0720 289 784 or Irinah Wandera, 0723 582 492.

Your company we seek to indulge this weekend. See you here & there…

Q & A with DG Eric Kimani & DGE Geeta Manek – The Score Card

Following the initial address to New Generations,DG Eric Kimani made certain promises and certain call to actions.  Well an opportunity presents itself to evaluate what the Rotary Year has achieved in regards to New Generations.

 

Also in attendance will be DGE Geeta Manek to set his New Generation’s agenda for year 2012/2013.

ITS THE SCORE CARD . . . Come all gloves off!!!

Make a date with the two governors – Outgoing and Incoming as we set the agenda for the New Year.

 

THE 24TH ROTARACT DISTRICT 9200 CONFERENCE AND ASSEMBLY

Welcome to the 24th Rotaract District 9200 Conference and Assembly. This is the biggest International Service event of Rotaract worldwide and in Rotary International District 9200, the conference brings together over 200 Rotaractors and 1000 Rotarians in a three day fun filled event that has over the years enabled us to share our friendships, celebrate our achievements, network and share our cultures. With representatives from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, the conference is an opportunity in a lifetime that one should not dare miss.

Brace yourself for the greatest three days and nights of your life… Welcome to the 24th Rotaract District 9200 Conference and Assembly. The Rotaract Club of Nairobi Central will be represented…

 

The District Conference and Assembly

The Rotaract District Conference and Assembly is an International Service event of the Rotaract Organization that is held annually in different locations across the globe at different times of the year and brings together young people aged 18 – 30 years to celebrate their achievements in Rotary and Rotaract and their diverse cultures. The D9200 Rotaract District Conference and Assembly brings together over 500 young people from 5 countries i.e. Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania which comprise Rotary International’s District 9200. The conference is held in rotation in cities in the 5 countries and in 2012, it is scheduled to be held in Nairobi, Kenya at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) and Goan Gymkhana concurrently from 19th to 21st April 2012.
Since the 1st Rotaract District 9200 Conference and Assembly in 1988, the human need to come together in fellowship and service has always seen this event grow successfully over the years in numbers and results.
The last event, the 23rd Rotaract District 9200 Conference and Assembly was held at the Speeke Resort Munyonyo, Uganda and it saw over 350 Rotaractors converge there.

Objectives
As part of Rotary International objective of fostering International Peace and Understanding, the Rotaract District Conference and Assembly as an International Service event of the organization has the objectives of:
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• Bringing together young people from the 5 countries to celebrate and appreciate their diverse cultures hence promoting international peace and understanding
•  Celebrating the organization’s achievements through the year in their various projects that go towards achieving the objects of Rotaract
•  Providing a platform for sharing experiences as young professionals, establish contacts through networking and exchange ideas hence professional development
•  Leadership and professional development achieved through key note addresses delivered by leading business and professional personalities from across the region.

These objectives will be achieved through the various activities and critical addresses by a host of great speakers lined up for the event:

RCNC IS THE BEST ROTARACT CLUB IN KENYA at the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards 2012

Advancing the well being of Youth with Disabilities with ANDY

WHERE:  Laico Regency Hotel, Nairobi

WHEN:   3rd April 2012, 6.00 p.m.

WHO:  The Rotaract Club of Nairobi Central

WHAT: Professional Development Club Meeting

WITH:  Fred Ouko:

A social entrepreneur; Founder and Director, Kibera Community Youth Programme; Member on the International Advisory Council of Tallberg Foundation, Sweden; Advisor, UN Youth Section (NY) on the Disability Rights Fund Global Advisory Panel; Board member, Little Rock Inclusive Early Childhood Education Centre; Selected as one of ten International Bridge Builders by Harvard UniversityStudents and later nominated for YouthActionNet Global Fellow Awards 2009/2010.

He climbed the Kilimanjaro to raise funds for the cause.

That is ingenuity. That is the potential of a youth.

What are you doing with your ingenious self? How are you exploiting your potential?

Action Network for the Disabled (ANDY) is about Social Entrepreneurship. From sports development to entrepreneurship, mentorship, social development and job placement for persons with disabilities, ANDY is advancing the well being of Youth with Disabilities and it is amazing what an individual(s) with big hearts can do at such a young age.http://www.andy.or.ke/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=1

Meet Fredrick Ouko (a guest of the club yet to be inducted), the founder and Executive Director of ANDY as he tells us all about the milestones and achievements ANDY has made and how you can get involved in its work. I was taken aback with his simple short 5 minute presentation that summarized all that ANDY does! Its amazing.

Plan to be there.

Celebrating Friendships at the RCNC Date Night

What better way to mark the end of the third quarter than to celebrate our friendships together with our loved once? After all the hard work serving communities and all the professional development and motivational talks, the Club Service Director and incoming Vice President Lucy Wanjau did treat the club members and their loved ones to a starry evening at the Fiesta Restaurant, Chester House during the inaugural annual RCNC Date Night.

The chilled out night was filled with glitz, glam and pomp as we shared our love and laughter with dear friends, guests and fellow rotaractors who made every moment of the night much memorable.

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We thank the good people from the East who turned out in their numbers and brought with them the East Effect that continues to be the envy of many a club and to the team from RCT Muthaiga together with guests and friends of RCNC who made the event a great success. 60 party animals we were. We meet again next year round about the same time same place.

And we thank our guy behind the click who made sure the moments remained on record.

DATE NIGHT

Date: an activity people share together with the intention of getting to know each other better on a potentially romantic level.

If you explain beautifully, the object of your love does not look to see whether you are attractive or not — but listens more, allowing you to win their heart.

Join The Rotaract Club of Nairobi Central in a celebration of friendship,love and fellowship. This date you will never forget.

It will cost you; Kshs. 700 
You can send you money via M Pesa to 0725900394 or 0751110169 by Thursday 15th March 2012.
Venue: Chester House, Fiesta Restaraunt – Pool side