Pamoja Kakuse Initiative

The solar panels shimmered atop the Nairobi rooftops as the community gathered in Uhuru Park. Njeri's electric car, carrying her family, easily found a charging station, a symbol of the city's shift toward renewal. The group, known as Pamoja Kakuse, was dedicated to reducing their energy footprint. They embraced a traditional concept, harambee—pulling together—to retrofit buildings and implement innovative cooling solutions. Powering their future, they tackled energy demand through urban farming and shared transport. As they stood under the acacias, a new pledge was born: to halve emissions in five years. Their resolve was infectious, igniting interest and hope.