This case presents a scenario of a proposed ladies’ hostel to be established in Karen, Kenya. The aim of the CHL hostel was to provide accommodation to ladies pursuing their tertiary education in universities and colleges within Karen area. The hostel was named after the late Archbishop Charles He...

The Nazareth Sisters of Annunciation is a women’s religious congregation founded by the late Rt. Rev Larence Victor Bessone, the first Bishop of the Meru Diocese in December 1955. The congregation was founded to ‘proclaim and witness to God’s love by empowering women, youth, and children, espe...

Nature’s Pride Sunflower Oil Processing is a project run by Sisters of Mary of Kakamega in Uganda. The Sisters had received a grant of 120,000,000 Ugandan Shillings from a social enterprise fund. The Sisters had applied for this grant six months prior to this day from a funder who was really inter...

The disappearance of the long rains of 2022 yet again meant doom for Maasai Kajiado Women Dairy Cooperative Society’s Chairlady, Mrs. Agnes Tumpes Bene. “The previous year (2021) was good for us because we managed to deliver to new KCC an all-time record high volume of milk of 7.5 million kilogr...

This case explores Goldfields School, a private education institution established in Migori County, Kenya, in 2019 by Elizabeth, a medical officer, and her husband Joseph. Founded to address absence of quality education for their children after relocating from Nairobi, the school operates in a low-i...

The case highlights the need to manage social projects in a sustainable way. In this case, the main protagonist, Sr. Agatha have experienced reduced production of the milk by their dairy cows. Further, the poultry project could not be commercialised owing to the challenges facing the poultry which l...

The case outlines how Mrs Alice Karugaba, grew the family business from a mobile grocery shop to a top-tier furniture and upholstery shop in Kampala, Uganda called Nina Interiors limited hereafter abbreviated as NINA. At the time of the case is written, Patricia Karugaba, the youngest sibling in the...

The mistrust between Kenya and Tanzania dates back to the 1960s, driven by their contrasting economic systems—capitalism in Kenya and socialism in Tanzania. By the late 1970s, tensions flared, with leaders from both countries making derogatory remarks about each other's economies. Despite these ch...