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“Iweyowa nang’o”, loosely translating to “How are you leaving us, now that you are going?”) is a Luo phrase a woman uses to ask her...

Dorcas Mueni, 22, grew up in Kayole Soweto, Nairobi, with high hopes for her future. She performed well in school and qualified for secondary education....

In honor of International Women’s Day, Youth for a Sustainable World (YSW) mobilized young people across various regions to celebrate the power, resilience, and achievements...

At just 17, Saumu Mwaka’s life changed dramatically. A high school student full of dreams, she found herself pregnant, alone, scared, and silenced by stigma...

Seventy mentor parents and guardians under the Linda Binti Project were sensitised on the critical role of parents in creating a supportive environment that enables...

YSW conducted a social accountability follow-up meeting at Kacheliba Sub-County Hospital and Kapenguria County Referral Hospital in West Pokot. The meeting was attended by 32...

“I have seen a big change in the girls once they start accepting themselves and doing everything they need to live a healthy life,” says...