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As I write this, I am seated on a train from Mombasa to Nairobi after a long day of end-of-semester exams. The cabin is calm.

Born on the twenty first day of March, Blessing was the gift that we patiently waited for nine months. The awaited moment finally arrived, and

From One Brave Choice to a Movement of Many. On the first Saturday of July 2016, a quiet but courageous decision changed countless lives. A

Some days, the world feels unfamiliar, the air heavier, your reflection slightly offbeat. You stare into the mirror and see a face that looks like

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Reports of rape and sexual assault in Kenyan schools are becoming rampant. Recently, some school authorities have been alleged to cover up such cases, dealing