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- Written by Dorothy •
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I recall it being a peaceful Thursday evening in the slums of Kibera in 2012. I had just arrived home from school. My mother, a single parent, tasked me to go and fetch water for domestic use. So I headed down the laterite road and fetched two twenty-litre jerricans at Juma Water Shop. As always Juma was to be paid later when mama would pass-by either taking Quincy, our last-born brother, to or from his kindergarten school.
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- Written by Dr. Dorcas Kiplagat •
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Peace is a need that we all desire for a sustainable world. Our world has lost millions of people including children through violence. Due to weak mechanisms for r…
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- Written by Mustafa Ali •
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The International Day of Peace, set to be celebrated on 21st of September offers us another great opportunity to reflect on the efforts, sacrifices and lives lost through the struggle to achie…
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- Written by Milton Oboke •
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In most developing countries, artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) plays a major role in the shaping of economy. Due to low wages, most of the workers in the min…
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- Written by Hajiya Maryam D. Ibrahim •
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Violence against children manifests in different forms, the most brutal being violation by a guardian/parent.