Generation Kenya

Statement Update

Following the bee incident that occurred during the Annual SMO Mentorship Day on 21 June 2026, we have issued a full update on the actions taken to support affected alumni, staff, and guests.

We are grateful that all affected individuals received medical attention, and we continue to provide follow-up support, including access to free psychosocial counselling services.

Our thoughts remain with everyone affected, and we thank our alumni, partners, emergency responders, medical teams, and the wider community for their support and cooperation.

Holding statement: It is unfortunate to report that an incident occurred during today’s Annual SMO Mentorship Day in Mtwapa. Those affected are receiving immediate support and medical attention, and we are working closely with relevant responders to ensure their safety and well-being. Further updates will be shared as necessary.

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Warriors for Good Series | Stories of Impact

Generation Kenya is helping young people unlock meaningful employment opportunities by equipping them with the skills, confidence, and support needed to succeed in today’s labour market. Focused on creating pathways to economic mobility, the organization connects talent with opportunity through practical, demand-driven training programmes.

Working closely with employers, Generation Kenya designs training programmes that respond directly to workforce needs, ensuring young people acquire relevant technical competencies alongside essential workplace skills such as communication, professionalism, teamwork, and problem-solving. This employer-led approach helps bridge the gap between education and employment while preparing graduates for long-term career success.

The organization places a strong emphasis on inclusion, prioritizing unemployed and underemployed youth, particularly young women and individuals from underserved communities. Through intentional targeting and support, Generation Kenya helps address barriers that often limit access to employment opportunities and career progression.

By aligning skills development with real labour market demand, Generation Kenya is helping build a workforce that is more prepared, resilient, and equipped for sustainable livelihoods.

Generation Kenya was awarded a Silver Warrior for Good in Employability and Job Creation at the Warriors for Good Awards for its contribution to youth employability and economic opportunity.