It was yet another great news for Albinism Society of Kenya (ASK), after Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) partnered with us to help create awareness on matters albinism. This came after the KFCB’s Chief Executive Officer Dr. Ezekiel Mutua attended the first ever Mr. and Miss Albinism Kenya on 21 October 2016. Albinism Society of
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Goldalyn Kakuya from St Ann’s Junior School Lubao, in Kakamega County, emerged top after scoring four hundred and fifty five (455) marks out of five hundred (500) marks despite all the challenges that come with albinism. She was the first Person with Albinism to top the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education since the introduction of
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Deejaying as a profession started way back in in 1943 by Jimmy Savile, when he threw the first deejay party dance. He played jazz records for his guests. A few years later, Savile became the first man to use turntables to keep the music in continuous play. A deejay is a person who plays recorded
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Yesterday albinism Society of Kenya under one of its programme dubbed ‘Imarisha Masomo’ paid school fees for fourteen students across the Country. The programme covered one student in pre-Unit, four students in primary school, six students in secondary school, and four students in university/colleges. Parents who accompanied the students today in Albinism Society of Kenya
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Albinism Society of Kenya was privileged to visit the Mpesa Academy, world class mixed secondary school located in Thika. The team took time to learn from the best on quality education, under the leadership of its visionary CEO Mr. Les Baillie. The school is all-inclusive with students from various backgrounds such as those with disabilities,
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