NanaHeal Enterprises

05/06/2026

19/05/2026

Our CEO Esbon Ogeto at the AI for Sustainable Development Training Workshop.

08/05/2026

Exciting news Alert!
We are attending the 4th Edition of Kenya Blockchain & Crypto Conference as a partner led by E. Mwema.

13/04/2026

Such an impactful experience at RU.

13/04/2026

Last month, our team led by Esbon Ogeto stepped into the halls of Riara University and the room came alive!

We were honored to be invited for a Guest Lecture, and what unfolded was something truly special. The energy was electric. The questions were sharp. The ideas were bold. These young minds didn't just listen; they engaged, challenged, and inspired right back.

Awareness is the seed before the harvest. No matter how transformative your product or service is, its impact is only as wide as the number of people who know it exists. At NanaHeal, building an impactful venture means showing up, speaking up, and reaching the communities that need us most.

When farmers understand what organic inputs can do for their land, when young minds discover that agriculture is a space for innovation; that is when change begins to scale. Awareness doesn't just build brands. It builds movements.

At NanaHeal, we believe the future of agriculture in Africa isn't just in the soil; it's in the next generation of thinkers, innovators, and changemakers sitting in those lecture halls.

To the Riara University Students' Association, the faculty, and our wonderful host Dr. Joy Mueni, thank you for having us. You reminded us why we do what we do.

The seeds of innovation are already planted. We can't wait to see what grows!

Thank you to the Big Six Organizations: Global Youth Mobilization, The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies , World Scouting , World YWCA , World YMCA , EU International Partnerships , and World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts for your continued support for our initiative.


NanaHeal Enterprises

13/04/2026

"What if your farm produced 25% more this season? Our clients aren't asking that question anymore — they're living the answer. Organic inputs + expert advisory = results that speak for themselves. 💪🌿 Tag a farmer who needs to see this."

08/04/2026

Big step for NanaHeal Enterprises today.

Our CEO, Esbon Ogeto, attended a powerful masterclass on AI for Sustainable Development under the ITACA Joint Advanced Professional Course. As the world moves toward smarter, climate-focused solutions, this learning marks an important moment for our journey.

Artificial Intelligence is opening new possibilities for regenerative agriculture — from improving soil health decisions and optimizing fertilizer use, to predicting risks and increasing farm productivity. For us, this means creating smarter, climate-smart solutions that directly benefit farmers in Nyamira and beyond.

This is more than attendance; it’s positioning NanaHeal Enterprises at the forefront of AI-driven climate innovation. The future of sustainable agriculture is intelligent, and we are excited to be part of building it.

09/03/2026

Join us this week as we look into building impactful ventures. We believe in the power of youths and awareness in tackling Climate Change.
World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts World Scouting World YWCA World YMCA EU International Partnerships Global Youth Mobilization International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award

28/02/2026

With Global Youth Mobilization – We just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

15/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we decided to show love through action. As part of the Global Youth Mobilization Project, our team organized a clean-up in Kiandutu Slums. Together with passionate young volunteers, we cleared sidewalks, removed waste from clogged trenches, and restored areas that had become neglected over time. The activity was about more than just tidying up; it was a chance to improve public health, reduce flooding risks, and create a safer, cleaner environment for the community.

By taking part in this initiative, we also aimed to highlight the wider impact of unmanaged waste. Landfills and open dumps not only harm the environment but also increase disease risk and affect the daily lives of residents. Standing alongside these responsible young people, we felt the power of collective action and the difference that small, committed steps can make. This clean-up reminded us that caring for our environment is a way of caring for each other, and we remain committed to supporting healthier and more resilient communities.
World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts World YWCA World Scouting World YMCA International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies EU International Partnerships