Two dates mark key historic milestones in how the world views and treats children. Despite falling on different years in occurrence, the two important events share a similar day; 20th November. On 20th November 1959, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly
Companies which are able to balance between profits and their ability to equally add value to the society are the companies of the future. The fundamental reason that businesses are founded is to make profit. This happens through a process of
Today marks the observation of two important global days that are at the core of Optiven Groups transformational agenda. According to the United Nations Calendar, the 1st of October is the International Day of Older Persons, and has been observed since
Optiven foundation in partnership with Mr James Ngugi of Kansas city - USA & Lincon Wamae Ndegwa of KC - USA are geared towards Empowering & enhancing the mobility challenge among our communities. This is in line with Optiven Group vision
Optiven Foundation, the Kenyan based social wing of leading real estate firm, Optiven Group, has just entered into a partnership with Come Together Widows & Orphans organization. Optiven Foundation has been sponsoring hundreds of orphans to access schools as well as
Optiven Foundation, the soft wing of Kenyan based Optiven Group has just partnered with Shiloh Afrique Foundation, which is founded by the well renowned philanthropist Madam Christine Muchene. The Kenyan based philanthropy outfit acknowledges the great works that Shiloh Afrique Foundation
It is estimated that 1 to 5 trillion plastic bags are consumed worldwide each year. This translates to almost 10 million plastic bags per minute. If tied together, all these plastic bags could be wrapped around the world 7 times every
This month the world shifted the focus albeit amidst the furore and pomp of the world cup in Russia to the child in Africa. For all intents and purposes one of soccer's most awaited seasons also coincided with the global observation
Unemployment rate in Kiambu currently stands at 17%, which is significantly higher than Kenya’s current average of 11%. The County Government of Kiambu is undoubtedly all eyes on taming this figure downwards. One of the sure ways of achieving this is
A recent passionate appeal by Dennis Musindi Omondi, a local journalist, 31, for help to raise Kshs12 million to help him get a bone marrow transplant in India after suffering acute Leukemia has touched the very heart of Optiven Foundation. “We