As a Kiva Fellow, each field visit to meet Kiva’s borrowers feels like an exciting, new experience! I compare it to reading a new book each time; and instead of starting at the beginning, you get to read the last page first.
“We have very productive land here. We just need enough water to grow our crops” Irene said repeatedly as we were taking a tour of her farm in Kalamba, Kenya. Irene and her family’s primary business is managing their three-acre farm that sits in Makueni County in central Kenya.
From tattoos to t-shirts elaborate sugar skulls have become increasingly popular in art and fashion but do you know the cultural significance behind these intricate designs?
Destruction in Chamanga, Manabi, Ecuad
