Rosa, Paula, and Anaïs from Prien have just departed. Their two-week visit to Nairobi coincided with an exciting time. Above all, the three Nyendo students spent a great deal of time with the children from Kangemi, immersing themselves in [...]
A camera, a curious student traveling in a foreign country, and moving moments: the perfect material for a film In spring 2025, a group of Nyendo students from Rosenheim traveled to Kenya to visit our long-standing partner schools and projects [...]
Members of the student company share their impressions from Nairobi Hi, we're Hélène, Paula, Laura, Bernadette, and Bella from the student company Upendo Tamu at the Waldorf School Rosenheim. In May 2026, we spent three weeks in [...]
My first time in Africa, my first time in Kenya. I began my trip to the Oseki Retreat with great excitement. My intention was not only to get to know Africa, but also our partner schools in the slums [...]
In April, guests came to nyendo in Kenya. Four visitors from Europe and even India stayed with us, accompanied by two German filmmakers, to thank for some great pictures. The tour took [...]
This is what Christoph Fischer, a former Nyendo employee, wrote about the months he spent with us in Kenya in 2015. Christoph had a background as an art teacher at Waldorf schools. When he came to Africa in 2015, [...]
Our long-standing advisory board member Esin Bozyazi came to Kenya and Uganda from 19 to 29 November. She wanted to get a personal impression of our nyendo collaboration with our partners in Nairobi and wrote [...]
For his master's thesis as an architecture student, Oliver van Malm developed a hollow building block (TwistBlock) that can be assembled Lego-like into buildings with comfortable room temperatures and, if necessary, disassembled again. It [...]
An exciting cultural exchange between NairoBits and Nyendo students took place in April 2023. The visit was an opportunity for the students to interact, learn from each other's cultures, and explore the impact of digital skills training on empowering young [...]
