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In the heart of Loita, Narok County—where culture and tradition are deeply rooted—one woman is quietly transforming her community. Chief Sylvia Naisuako, the first and only female chief in the region, is a trailblazer in a space historically dominated by men. But her influence extends far beyond the badge. At just 38, she is not only guiding her people but also championing women's land rights, ensuring girls stay in school, and safeguarding the forests that sustain her community.
The Woman Changing Loita: First Female Chief Leading Change in Narok
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