In a move to promote women’s empowerment and leadership, Uasin Gishu KUPPET Chairman, Bro. Sosthen Arap Bellat, joined prominent leaders at a key session held in Turbo, Uasin Gishu County. The event, which focused on women's empowerment, leadership, and social well-being, witnessed a strong presence of notable political figures including Hon. Gladys Boss, Hon. Janeth Sitienei, and the Presidential Advisor on Women Matters, Local & National Leadership, among others.
The session was aimed at empowering women, especially in rural areas, by equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to pursue leadership roles both at the local and national levels. Through interactive discussions, the speakers highlighted the importance of women’s participation in governance and the need for supportive policies to ensure equal opportunities in all spheres of life.
A Call to Action for Gender Equality
Hon. Gladys Boss, a renowned advocate for women's rights, emphasized the importance of gender equity in leadership. She urged the attendees to push for more inclusive spaces in politics and business, stressing that women have proven time and again that they are equally capable of leading in all fields.
On the other hand, Hon. Janeth Sitienei, the Presidential Advisor, reiterated the government's commitment to addressing the unique challenges faced by women, especially in terms of access to resources, education, and political representation. Sitienei encouraged women in the region to take on leadership positions and participate actively in community development.
Empowering the Next Generation
Bro. Sosthen Arap Bellat, who has been at the forefront of education and empowerment initiatives in the region, underscored the critical role of women in shaping the future of society. He urged men and women alike to support women in their journey towards leadership, highlighting the need for collective effort in achieving gender equality.
“The empowerment of women is not just a responsibility of women alone but a collective effort that benefits the entire society. It’s time we break the stereotypes that limit women's potential,” Bellat said.
The session also saw the participation of various women leaders, community advocates, and young women eager to learn and lead in their communities.
The event concluded with a call to action, with all present agreeing that the empowerment of women is a key pillar in achieving sustainable development. As Uasin Gishu continues to make strides in uplifting women’s rights and leadership roles, the community is set to see an increase in women taking up positions of influence, from the grassroots to national levels.
This session marks a significant step towards realizing a more inclusive, fair, and prosperous society, where women are empowered to lead with confidence.
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