In Kenya's informal settlement of Kibera, the rising numbers of school girls falling pregnant cannot be ignored. In an environment of poverty and social insecurity, many young girls are vulnerable and at greater risk of falling pregnant. The harsh situation has only intensified since COVID-19 and the consequent closure of schools.
The young reporters of Shine Kibera TV follow the story of one young mother and how local community health workers are offering a supporting hand.
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The young reporters of Shine Kibera TV follow the story of one young mother and how local community health workers are offering a supporting hand.
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