🪶 “Within Oromo communities, the Gumi Gayo serve as traditional legislators, prescribing penalties for environmental misuse and guiding sustainable practices such as regulated grazing and water conservation,” Kuleh Hussein at #KabarakConferenceWeek2025.

What if customary law is part of the solution to contemporary resource degradation? Gumi Gayo, the Gadaa assembly, governs water and grazing through rituals that sustain ecology.” - Kuleh Hussein, #KabarakConferenceWeek2025

Joy Kagunda: Faith and environment are inseparable, belief must become action. Drawing on Scripture she calls us to heal the land. Christian and African traditions treat natural sites as sacred. Join the conversation kabarak-ac-ke.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Owen Ndirangu: Caring for the environment is more than duty, it is an act of worship. God entrusted humanity with the sacred responsibility to protect, conserve and nurture creation; stewardship is faith in action. Join KABUPress Conference Week: kabarak-ac-ke.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Can climate repair be a moral and spiritual project as much as a technical one? Dr Ibrahim Ozdemir (on Al-Mizan): the ecological crisis is a disturbance of the divine balance; repair requires moral, social/ecological and spiritual reparation, renewing Amanah (stewardship).

Dr Teresia Muthoni: Laudato Si’ calls care for our common home a spiritual and human duty. Pollution, climate change, water scarcity, biodiversity loss and inequality demand action from institutions to individuals. Begin with daily choices: reduce waste, conserve water.

#KABUPressConferenceWeek: Lucy Plummer (SGI), climate reparations begin by affirming the dignity of life. She links Josei Toda’s call for nuclear abolition to the fight against ecological destruction and urges compassion, dialogue and youth action. Join kabarak-ac-ke.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

#KABUPressConferenceWeek: Dr Albert Barume, UN Special Rapporteur on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights, reminds Africa that recognising indigenous peoples is a call for justice, not ancestry. Without this clarity, climate reparations and sustainability remain incomplete.

#ClimateJustice #FaithAndEcology #EnvironmentalStewardship Reverend Justus Mutuku warns that a Protestant focus on saving souls can sideline care for creation. If Eden shows our role in creation, shouldn’t scripture also compel ecological stewardship and climate justice?

Melissa Mungai : If climate change is rooted in global power imbalances can true justice exist without dismantling those very systems? #KABUPressConferenceWeek #ClimateJustice #DecolonizingClimateAction #FaithAndEnvironment

Laureen Mukami Nyamu : unpackes how global climate discourse sidelines indigenous and community-based knowledge , calling for a reimagining of climate justice that redistributes not only resources, but also voice and decision making power.#KabarakConferenceWeek2025

Nciko wa Nciko Arnold :The flaw at the heart of global climate law regulates the outcomes of exploitation, while leaving the transactional systems of profit and trade untouched.#KabarakConferenceWeek2025

Prof. Chidi Odinkalu: Traces the roots of the climate crisis to colonial disruption the erasure of Africa’s indigenous knowledge and faith-based stewardship of nature. #KABUPressConferenceWeek #ClimateJustice #IndigenousKnowledge #DecolonizingClimateAction #FaithAndEnvironment

#KABUPressConferenceWeek If Africa once cared for the earth as sacred, guided by faith and indigenous wisdom, what went wrong when colonialism severed that bond? 🌍 #ClimateJustice #IndigenousKnowledge #DecolonizingClimateAction #FaithAndEnvironment

Melissa Mungai: Closed with a powerful reflection on decolonial feminism reminding us that climate justice must begin from lived experience. #KABUPressConferenceWeek #DecolonialFeminism #ClimateJustice #WomenAndClimate #FaithAndEnvironment

Laureen Mukami Nyamu: Argues that true leadership means making climate-positive decisions and embracing just transitions grounded in equity. She urges the inclusion of African epistemologies and indigenous wisdom in corporate governance. #ClimateJustice #Sustainability

Nciko wa Nciko Arnold: He powerfully exposes the root of global inequality -the very trade, investment, and Intellectual property laws that shape how nations engage. True transformation, begins when we question who writes the rules and who they’re meant to serve.#ClimateJustice

Nciko wa Nciko Arnold: True ClimateJustice demands more than aid it requires accountability, reparations, and dignity for those displaced by climate change. The Kampala Convention shows that Africa is not waiting to be saved it’s leading the way. #ClimateJustice

@KABUPress With Deep Appreciation Thank you for lending your voice to Conference Week 2025. Your insights enriched the dialogue and strengthened our shared pursuit of knowledge rooted in faith, integrity, and purpose. Video available youtu.be/mQpiDfKPUiQ?si… Kabarak Law Review

Join the conversation on peace & security in Africa! Centre for Multiple Systems of Justice & the Kabarak ADR Club invite you to a webinar on “Taking Stock of Conflicts in the Horn of Africa & the Great Lakes." 📅Wednesday, 12 Nov 2025 🕑 2:00PM EAT 📍Zoom Click to register: 🔗 kabarak-ac-ke.zoom.us/webinar/regist…