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By Kemo Cham Mary is one of the lucky generation of Sierra Leonean teenage girls. Despite being pregnant, she had the opportunity to attend school like a normal girl. Two years ago, Mary’s story would have been different, due to a ban on girls with visible pregnancies. Imposed in 2010, that ban was part of a policy the government said was meant to discourage pregnant girls

There are seven changes to the Lionesses ahead of their crunch WXV3 clash against Colombia in Dubai on Friday evening.

The number of cases of sexualized violence and femicide in Africa has risen during the COVID-19 pandemic. Will those in power finally grow aware of the extent of the problem?

Kuti, who is from the Sakuye clan, beat the then Governor Godana Doyo and Devolution CAS Abdul Bahari after marshalling most support from the Meru.

Worrying in Busia: Rural Education and Economic Enhancement Programme has recorded 52 incest cases in the past eight months.

Family, rugby fraternity appeal for assistance as sevens great Ayimba ails Family, rugby fraternity appeal for assistance as sevens great Ayimba ails Ayimba who currently serves as an assistant coach at Kenya Harlequin, is a former Kenya 7s and 15s captain. He was part of the playing unit that represented Kenya at its maiden Rugby World Cup 7s appearance in 2001 in Argentina and Hong Kong in 2005 as well as the 2002 and 2006 Commonwealth Games. Former Kenya Sevens coaching staff, Paul Murunga...

Increasing number of schoolgirls are becoming mothers, thus ending prospects of their education Kizito Makoye   | 13.12.2020 DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania As rain drizzles, Teddy Meshack,18, is lazily lying on a mat in a shack in Tanzania’s Mbarika village, breastfeeding her baby. She is trying to protect the baby from cold, as the leaky roof gives way to rainwater, which is filling the floor.  Two years ago, Meshack was expelled from school, a...