Sometime in 2025, Seham Omar recalls keeping her three children under the metal bed for three days, listening to the […]
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It is 2019. Kenya’s economy is showing promise, and a spirit of philanthropy is sweeping the nation. At the Charitable
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A poster keeps surfacing in my feed. It asks, simply, whether you know what it’s like for your rights to
Mother’s Day comes with flowers, cards, and messages of appreciation. But beyond the celebrations, many mothers continue to face barriers
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Nairobi cannot claim to be serious about climate action while sidelining the very people holding vulnerable communities together, because in
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