The 51st celebration of Global Earth Day 2021, saw OPTIVEN plug in in a big green way. With great partnership from stakeholders, green enthusiasts, philanthropists and staff, the global day was marked with an array of greening activities at AMANI RIDGE
A 10 day challenge that kicked off on 12th April 2021 was the beginning of celebrations to mark the 2021 Earth Day celebrations. This was part of different activities that added value to the GoGreenNaOptiven initiative under the hashtag #optivenearthchallenge. Through
By Kate Khasoa, Brand Strategist After 20 years of impacting the society, socially and economically, Optiven Group is now stoically set as a game changer in business. The story of the journey that made Optiven what it is today is no
Today is World Breathing Day and in thus time of COVID-19 - we are living in an unprecedented time on planet Earth. Optiven Group, joined the rest of the country in a second lockdown as cases of those infected with Covid
Residents of Garden of Joy by Optiven have every reason to smile. April 2021 has begun with green blessings courtesy of the Gogreennaoptiven initiative. Today, the Green Team on the ground is planting hundreds of trees all over the 100 acre
One of the goals of GoGreenNaOptiven is to find unique interventions that support sustainability in living. Of this sustainability, food takes a top role and as such becomes a topic of interest. Looking at the above subject, the question then becomes,
Happy plant a flower day. Yes, today is a calendar day set aside for planting flowers. A key date for top events sites and hotels globally, the day is however not well known in Kenya. For countries such as Belgium and
Sharing Transformation at the Lang’ata Women’s Prison on 5/3/2021 A lot has changed since the Covid 19 pandemic arrived in Kenya and this is the situation with the visit to Lang’ata Women’s Prison. Previously, a dance and a serious hugging session
It was a sight to behold this morning as forty-nine motorcycles made little noise as they meandered into a section of Karura Forest. To welcome the motorcycles within the green background were representatives at the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), government officials
Like many others, we may think air pollution can be avoided indoors. But worldwide, more than 3 billion people are exposed to it within their own homes through cooking, heating and lighting with traditional fuels. These are fuels that can be