Last updated: 25 October 2026
How this website’s essential functions, storage and external connections work.
A cookie is a small record stored by your browser. Websites may also use local storage, request tokens and server-side records. They serve different purposes, so an essential security function should not be confused with advertising tracking.
The Nairobi site kit does not itself install analytics, advertising pixels, remarketing tags, social-media embeds or an optional-cookie consent banner. Its enquiry forms use request tokens, timing checks, a short-lived server-side rate limit and duplicate-submission checks. The form’s rate limit is not an advertising cookie. An administrator signing into WordPress uses WordPress authentication and preference cookies. Blog comments and trackbacks are disabled in this build; there is no public comment form.
The design requests DM Sans and Manrope from Google Fonts. This involves a third-party network connection even though a font request is not the same as an advertising cookie. Your browser sends the technical information needed to make that request. WhatsApp and directory links open external websites when you choose them; their storage and privacy practices then apply. See their own notices for details.
The actual cookie inventory depends on the plugins, embeds, analytics, advertising tools and hosting configuration active on the site. If optional tracking is introduced, its provider, purpose and duration should be explained here and the appropriate consent or other lawful arrangement implemented before the relevant processing. A policy page alone does not block a script or obtain consent. Do not interpret this page as confirmation that any separately installed tracking tool has been audited.
You can review, delete and block browser cookies through your browser’s settings. Blocking essential authentication storage can affect signing in and some website functions. Clearing a cookie does not necessarily remove a server-side enquiry or information already sent to an external provider. For personal-data requests, follow the Privacy Policy.
Ask about website storage or report an unexpected tracker at [email protected]. We review this notice when the website’s technical setup changes.
