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Author Archives: Fred
Voluntary Male Circumcision.
Since Stone Age, different cultures across Africa, have embraced circumcisions. It is either performed for religious reasons or as an initiation rite. Male circumcision is surgical removal of the foreskin – the retractable fold of tissue that covers the … Continue reading
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SOCIAL ENTERPRISE,THE NEXT BIG CATCH FOR SLUM DWELLERS
Social enterprises are organizations that use the marketplace and business to create social, economic, environmental and cultural value. Kenyans, especially those from slum areas and those with meager earnings, are increasingly taking up this new form of business in order to … Continue reading
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The cost of the coming Election.
On January 12,the high court issued a statement claiming Kenya’s Presidential and parliamentary elections be held March 2013 contrary to the August 2012.However,the elections could also be held in 2012 if coalition partners agree to dissolve the coalition .There … Continue reading
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FORCEFUL ACTS BY THE POLICE
Police have been linked to several cases of extrajudicial killings, torture and forceful disappearances as perpetrated by them. However this might be a gone story, following the establishment of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (Ipoa). Ipoa is set to … Continue reading
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JITOLEE WOMEN
Poverty is a lifestyle that one finds themselves adapted to either knowingly or unknowingly. The high rate of HIV/AIDS prevalence makes it even worse, not forgetting the high inflation rate that’s leading to the skyrocketing of prices of the basic … Continue reading
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RAILWAY TRANSPORT
The railway line links Nairobi city centre to other various parts of the country,besides the East African community. With the planned railway system upgrade,it means people close to the system have to shift.This has brought mixed feelings among residents,some of … Continue reading
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Sack Gardens.
You don’t need a big farm to produce for yourself,as its been disaproved by a number of kibera residents.As people complain of the sky rocketing prices of basic commodities,you will be saving a big deal on that. In almost … Continue reading
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TURNING BONES TO CASH
After slaughtering the cow,what next with the bones,you dump them away? That has been the case over a long period of time,and still exists in other areas.Initially,one would come across bones lying okwardly on the ground not knowing that it … Continue reading
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DRUG ABUSE
The word “drugs” means all street drugs, prescription drugs found in homes or that can be purchased illegally, non-prescription drugs, household products such as inhalants, drug substances, tobacco, and alcohol. Drug abuse and addiction is a common phenomenon across the … Continue reading
KIBERA AT A GLANCE
In the last two months on our often and timely updates, Voice of Kibera team has been been able to participate and done a number of things. In the months of,September and October,the following have been achieved! We have had … Continue reading
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