Daily ECDE field reports
Field reporting, parent and teacher voices, and a living case file for Justice for ECDE.
A simple, transparent process for how a story or report reaches this platform.
Correspondents and volunteers document what they see, with dates, places and names where consent allows.
Materials are compared against supplied documents and other available sources before anything is labelled verified.
Facts, supplied materials, perspectives and proposals are kept clearly separate in the final piece.
Reports go out through the media centre, with updates added as a story develops.
From ECDE classrooms across Bungoma to the ideas shaping African technology, we create a place for useful information and community perspective — separating what's verified from what's still being checked.
Field reporting, parent and teacher voices, and a living case file for Justice for ECDE.
Our community-funded position is presented as our stated view, with no invented endorsements or partnerships.
Observation and reporting on the environment that shapes daily life in Webuye and beyond.
Exploring proposals for African-native AI governance and a physical hardware-level off-switch.
The Nzoia River shapes daily life across Webuye and the wider basin, from irrigation to seasonal flooding downstream. These frames are from NASA's public Earth-observation archive, showing the river and its floodplain from above while our own ground-level field photography is prepared.
Practical opportunities and knowledge-sharing for people who want to participate thoughtfully — from training to field work.
View all services →The WACHA 8.4V hardware OFF switch prototype — cuts power to a local LED + USB proxy only (no cloud AI, no mains), with no app and no password. A proposal, not a certified safety product.
Learn moreLive demonstrations, field photos and displays of the WACHA 8.4V and our River Nzoia work, for communities, schools, partners and events.
Learn moreField reports, case-file updates and platform news as they're published.
Field evidence
The prototype outdoors: red OFF switch, status LED, battery protection board and two 18650 cells.
Follow the build log →A new home for field reports, community voices and useful knowledge.
Read the media centreTransparent by default. We state clearly what we know, what we believe, and what still needs to be verified — instead of blending the three.
Open to correction. Questions, leads and corrections are welcome through our contact channels, and updates are logged as a story develops.
The OffSwitch27 is run from Webuye, Bungoma County, by its founder, Philip Liani Sinoya, together with volunteers and field correspondents. Registration and legal details are on the About & Legal page.
Field observations are cross-checked against supplied documents and other available sources before anything is labelled verified. Facts, supplied materials, perspectives and proposals are kept clearly separate. See how we work.
Use the contact page, email philip@theoffswitch27.com, or message us on WhatsApp (+254 734 733 555). Share only what you are comfortable sharing, tell us if you want your name withheld, and leave out personal details of children or other people who have not agreed to be named.
We describe ourselves as community-funded — no NGO money and no county funding. This is our stated position rather than an independently audited claim, and we say so plainly.
Currently funded by: the founder and reader contributions.
We publish a funding note every year.
Reach out through the contact page with details and any supporting material. Field correspondent and volunteer roles are listed on the careers page.
Tell us through the contact page, email or WhatsApp, and say which story and what is wrong. We review it, correct the story where needed, and log the update on the story as it develops.
It's a structured, living record of the campaign for fully funded basic education at ECDE level — background, petition materials, verified updates and related reports, kept in one place on the about page.
It's a proposal we explore around African-native AI governance and a physical, hardware-level off-switch for AI systems — presented as commentary and proposal, clearly distinguished from official policy.
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