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Prince Aly Muhammad travelled to Gujarat, India and Nairobi, Kenya this month for work that the Aga Khan Foundation is carrying out to create economic opportunity for young people and to tackle climate change.
As the leading private hospital in the region, Aga Khan Hospital, Kisumu, has consistently expanded its presence and range of services since its establishment in the 1950s by Mawlana Sultan Mahomed Shah, proactively catering to the evolving needs of the community.
At an elegant ceremony this morning on the coast of Kenya, Princess Zahra joined students, staff, and guests to celebrate the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa’s 20th anniversary.
Join us from Mombasa for episode 3 of The Ismaili Update: Kenya, as we go behind the scenes at the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa's 20th anniversary celebrations. See highlights from the event, in which Princess Zahra joined students, staff, and guests to celebrate a milestone moment for the school.
More than 730 students in four countries graduated from the Aga Khan University (AKU) on Saturday at ceremonies attended by Princess Zahra, and watched in-person and online by the University’s supporters around the world.
Join host Alykhan Peermohamed from Nairobi for part 1 of The Ismaili Update: Kenya. Along with details of Princess Zahra’s first day in Kenya, we go behind the scenes of Saturday’s convocation ceremony at the Aga Khan University.
Princess Zahra today met with the First Lady of Kenya, Her Excellency Rachel Ruto, at the Serena Hotel Nairobi, and later called on the President of the Republic, His Excellency William Samoei Ruto, at State House in Nairobi.
Over the last two years, the Ismaili Jamat in Pretoria, South Africa, has engaged with the Department of Architecture from the University of Tshwane and Centre for Faith and Community from the University of Pretoria, to share and explore the rich heritage and history of Ismailis in Marabastad area in Gauteng province in South Africa, which is part of metro Pretoria Area. The Jamat has also provided access to both universities to the library and archives of Dr. Mohamed Keshavjee's collection.
شباب اليوم... قادة المستقبل
لمن؟: الشباب بين 15-18 من العمر
المدة؟: أربعة أسابيع
أين؟: المخيمات في كينيا والهند وباكستان
Nairobi, Kenya this week played host to the fourth annual Kusi Ideas Festival, which brought together bold voices to discuss the climate crisis and its impact on Africa. The opening session included remarks by Prince Rahim on behalf of the Aga Khan Development Network.
Graduands, faculty, staff, and special guests gathered for an exciting event full of energy and enthusiasm to celebrate the achievements of the Aga Khan University’s Class of 2021.
On the historic evening of 14 January 1922, as daylight turned to dusk, prayers were recited at the Nairobi Town Jamatkhana for the very first time.
On behalf of the National Council, ITREB, Mukhi Kamadia Sahebs and Mukhiani Kamadiani Maas, and all Jamati institutions, we invite our Jamati brothers and sisters to join us for a musical evening in celebration of our beloved Mawlana Hazar Imam’s 85th birthday, on Sunday, 12th December 2021, at 8pm SA, Namibia, Burundi, and Rwanda, and 9pm Kenya time, only on https://the.ismaili/kenya/live
Additionally, you can follow Salgirah celebrations all weekend on Ismaili TV at https://the.ismaili/tv
We look forward to celebrating as One Jamat!
This first ever Global Ismaili CIVIC Day was celebrated across 30 countries around the world on 25th and 26 September 2021. Volunteers from the Jamat have pledged hundreds of thousands of hours to improve the quality of life of the communities in which they live, exemplifying universal values of service, peace and compassion.
High school student Aimaan Sayani has lived in Pakistan and Canada, and spent five years studying at the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa, Kenya. “When I used to hear Aga Khan Academies students talk about studying there, and when I read about the school, I was so intrigued,” she said.
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