The Watchdog

. For a long time street families have been treated and associated with   or like Trash . This has not been inconspicuous to Nakuru Street families. Rift Valley Institute of Business Studies media department had started doing a feature about the capabilities of the street families before they were dumped into Torongo forest to die.  click the link below to watch the video https://bit.ly/2SiXokJ   The horrible and traumatizing ruthless treatments did not just start a few days ago, but it is a continuous and persistently   heinous acts that have been happening to them. RVIBS media did an exclusive interview with some of those who were lucky to remain in Nakuru after their brothers and sisters were deserted at Torongo area in Baringo County.. According to xyz which is not actually his name but just some alphabets that RVIBS   media has given him for security purposes, some policemen have been continuously and mercilessly been arresting th...

PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI Being human is a benevolent virtual, its natural and a gift in a way or should I say Very Rare to find! The greatest person on earth is the one who helps those disadvantaged in the society. "Let us touch the dying, the poor, the lonely and the unwanted according to the graces we have received and let us not be ashamed or slow to do the humble work." Mother Teresa. PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEURI Meet Tracy Akinyi, middle aged first month student   at Rift Valley Institute of Business Studies, who sacrificed her   cash and service to help a street and physically challenged, lady by doing her hair.     According to Tracy, it’s vocational and she does it regularly. Tracy hails from Siaya County, and now lives in Kaptembwa, Nakuru county  with her single mother. Her father passed on in 2012. She is the firstborn in a family of FIVE siblings. PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH THEUR...