Sikika

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This is a radio project, located in Turkana County hosted by COME Initiative.It serves as a vital platform for improving access to information, particularly benefiting refugees in the Kakuma Refugee camp, the Kalobeyei settlement, and the host Community.

27/08/2026

Reaching Episode 100 of Sikika marks an inspiring journey of trust and impact across Kakuma since 2019. Interacting directly with our dedicated Listener Groups highlighted just how deeply these stories resonate with the people. Their continuous demand for meaningful dialogue proves that amplifying grassroots voices creates real, lasting community change. Thank you to every listener, partner, and team member who helped make this incredible milestone possible.

20/07/2026

What started as a passion for art has grown into a space where young creatives learn, collaborate, and build sustainable livelihoods. Through the I Am Art Creative Hub, Juma Phil and his team are using creativity to tell community stories, celebrate culture, and inspire more young people to pursue their talents.

RioTivity Studios

18/07/2026

Every girl deserves the opportunity to stay in school, grow in a safe environment, and choose her own future. Early and forced marriage continues to rob many children of these rights, often fueled by poverty and harmful cultural practices. Protecting girls starts with keeping them in school, supporting families, and saying no to child marriage because every child deserves the chance to reach their full potential.

16/07/2026

A simple haircut can represent much more than a service. In Kakuma, employment opportunities and practical skills are helping refugees earn a living, support their families, and create opportunities for others. This story highlights the power of entrepreneurship in building stronger, more resilient communities.

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08/07/2026

In Episode 5 of Street Vibe Show Fabrice TG shared his journey of balancing teaching with music while supporting young creatives in Kakuma. Marking World Refugee Day, he encouraged young people to believe in themselves, trust the process, work hard, and never give up.

06/07/2026

Stories have the power to inspire, preserve culture, and bring communities together. Through the Sanara program, young people from Kakuma, Kalobeyei, and Lodwar spent five days building their scriptwriting and storytelling skills with the NBO Musical Theatre Initiative . More than learning how to tell stories, they discovered the confidence to share their own voices and experiences. The skills gained will continue to shape creative journeys, strengthen community narratives, and inspire the next generation of storytellers.

03/07/2026

On this episode of Street Vibe Show, we had the honour of hosting music legend Eric Wainaina, who reflected on his remarkable 32-year journey in the music industry. He shared powerful insights on resilience, staying true to your craft, and treating everyone with dignity, while calling for a future where people can move freely and safely regardless of their background. His story and perspective continue to inspire hope, creativity, and humanity.

01/07/2026

Every child deserves to be heard. Taking time to listen, talk, and understand your child builds trust, strengthens confidence, and creates a safe space where they feel valued and supported. Strong communication at home is the foundation of stronger families and brighter futures.
Terre des hommes - Kenya

29/06/2026

On 20th June, we marked World Refugee Day under the theme "Until Everyone Is Safe." The celebration highlighted that safety goes beyond protection to include access to education, healthcare, livelihoods, and equal opportunities for refugees and host communities. Every step towards inclusion helps create a future where everyone can live with dignity and hope.

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency
Department of Refugee Services - DRS, Kenya

26/06/2026

Street Vibe Show – Episode 4 featured Zabibu, one of Kakuma's inspiring female artists, who shared how she overcame rejection and limited resources to pursue her passion for music. As we mark World Refugee Day under the theme "Until Everyone Is Safe," she also encouraged girls to stay in school, pursue their dreams, and stand against harmful practices such as early marriage.

Address

Turkana
Kakuma
11-35000

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+254723370954

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