NAIROBI, Kenya Jan 10 – Eight Dishi na County kitchens celebrated their one-year anniversary this week, achieving a major milestone in the fight against hunger and malnutrition by serving over 8 million meals since their launch.
Speaking at Muthangari Primary School during celebrations at the Muthangari Kitchen, Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson emphasized the program’s impact and its foundational role in addressing food insecurity.
“The eight kitchens, located in Bidii, Roysambu, Njiru, Kayole 1, Kwa Njenga, Muthangari, Toi, and Racecourse Primary, have collectively served over eight million meals since their inception,” Governor Sakaja said.
He commended the cooks, drivers, managers, and cleaners for their dedication, which has been instrumental in the program’s success.
“Hongera! Watoi Wadishi, Washibe Wasome! It has been a great journey, and we are proud to see increased school enrollment thanks to Dishi na County,” the governor added.
The Dishi na County program has been lauded for its positive impact on school enrollment and learners’ well-being, marking a step forward in addressing nutritional challenges in Nairobi.
