Enhancing Visual Aids in Training of Child Caregivers in Day-cares Within Nairobi’s Urban Informal Settlements

As of 2017 there were 300,000 children living in Nairobi’s informal settlements and at least 2,700 informal
daycares run by owners with little or no formal training on Early Childhood Education and a majority with
low education levels. There have been some efforts to train caregivers in order to improve the quality
of their services. Visual aids are inappropriately used in the training of these child caregivers. Studies
show that visual aids are highly successful in any behavioural change program because they aid the

Waste Minimization Strategy for Sustainable Interior Design

Recently, interior design has experienced a dramatic change with the incorporation of strategies which
emphasizes the designing of environmentally sustainable and healthy spaces for people to live in, work in
and play in. The awareness of environmental accountability has sparked the necessity for environmentally
sustainable interior design practice. Society at large is starting to recognize the link between spaces,
people and the community. In Kenya there are no clear waste minimization strategies that interior

Thinking Through the Growth of The Fashion Design Industry in Kenya

This research aimed at investigating the foundation and environment that surrounded the government
directive to the public to wear African clothes every Friday. It sought to unearth information on the status
of the fashion industry in Kenya. Data was collected from media reports, internet sources and available
literature coupled with information from the Kenya Fashion Council, in which the author serves as a
council member. The findings indicate that Kenya, does not have a strong indigenous textile production