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Remembering the Windrush Generation

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In the month of June, we commemorate the HMT Empire Windrush for its significant role in bringing one of the first large groups of post-war...
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Nottinghamshire Police are not ruling out terrorism in barbaric city attacks

The Police say they are are keeping an 'open mind' over the motive in the barbaric Nottingham attacks in which three people were brutally...
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Sports as a Pathway Out of Poverty: Real Stories of Youth Transformation

For many young people growing up in poverty, sports...
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Beyond the Field: The Life Lessons Youth Gain from Sports

Sports are more than just games—they are powerful tools...
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Violent rapist who stabbed man in street jailed for 16 years

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By Peter Makossah A 34-year-old violent rapist has been jailed for 16 years imprisonment for repeatedly raping a schoolgirl and...

Why should we challenge societal norms and stereotypes that limit personal growth and freedom?

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Challenging societal norms and stereotypes is crucial for fostering an environment that promotes personal growth and freedom. Societal...

Sustaining Life: Mojatu Media’s Journey to Nareto Community Conservancy.

Empowering the Future: Youth Future Lab Launches ICT Center in Kiiriangoro, Murang’a County

We Must Bring Digital Literacy to Remote Communities

Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month: Breaking the Silence

Access to Education in Semi-Arid Kenya: Empowering Youth Through Innovative Approaches.

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Bridging Continents, Building Protein Futures

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UK–Kenya Alternative Proteins Global Innovation Network Launches to Revolutionize Sustainable Food Systems Nairobi & London — As global protein demand soars and environmental...

Kutambua to Offer CBC Courses Across All Subjects – Including Practicals

Youth in the Kitchen: How Food Can Unite, Empower, and Educate.

From Bystanders to Changemakers: How Youth Can Build Stronger Communities.

Beyond the Field: The Life Lessons Youth Gain from Sports

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One-on-One with Penny Cooper

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She is a philanthropist, community champion, a goddess of charity and a human who loves humanity. She lives her life for others...

Personal Development Coaching: Guiding Youth Toward Their Full Potential

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Youth in the Kitchen: How Food Can Unite, Empower, and Educate.

The kitchen is more than a place to prepare...
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Talent with Purpose: Turning Youth Creativity into Social Impact

In every corner of the world, young people are...
Africa

Breaking the Cycle: Youth Empowerment as a Tool Against Crime

Crime continues to be a pressing issue in many...
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Create to Inspire: How Youth Can Use Video to Share Their Story

In today’s digital age, video has become one of...
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Biking to Brilliance: How Cycling Empowers Youth and Saves the Planet.

In an era where the challenges of climate change...

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Reviving Ecosystems

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Can you be racist to black people? 

Reverse racism Reverse racism is prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a dominant or...
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From Paris to Freetown, a journey

For migrants coming from Africa to Europe, the journey is often dangerous and perilous. From hostility, to violence on the borders once they reach...
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Performative allyship in the workplace 

Have you ever found yourself in a space where you are the only person of your own colour ? Well, as a black person...
Africa

Of white supremacy and its dominance in most African countries

An opinion by Ophelie Lawson For those who have already read my articles, you know that one topic I cover a lot is anti racism...
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An eventful jouney into Africa’s beauty spots 

When it comes to Africa and travel, a lot of people hold bad stereotypes and stigmas and simply view Africa as being poor, corrupted...
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The wandering kids of Sierra Leone 

Ada and Sama are brothers. They both lost their mom early January 2021. Ada is 11 years old and Sama 14 years old. Since...
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African women making money for their families by selling stuff in the streets

For many Sierra Leoneans, surviving daily and feeding their family is a challenge. A lot of people here are faced with extreme poverty, not...
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Bridging Continents, Building Protein Futures

UK–Kenya Alternative Proteins Global Innovation Network Launches to Revolutionize...
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Youth Voices Changing the World—And How You Can Too

Across the globe, young people are rising up to...
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Strong Minds, Strong Bodies: Prioritizing Youth Mental and Physical Wellness

In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world, the well-being of young...

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