Savana Signatures organized one day training for Female ICT Teachers (FICTTA) members and the Tech Girls Club patrons on the new Tech Girls Training Module developed with support from UNICEF Ghana to train and guide Tech Girls on how to become young reporters. Leading a session on photo taking, Mr. John Stephen Agbenyo, Executive Director of Savana Signatures shared projected photos and asked the participants' opinion on the quality, size, position and focus. The participants were...
Posted December 10, 2013
Muyu
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In respect to the late hon. Nelson Mandela, this short message should help all of us show case our tribute based on Tata's unconditional love for children. "There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children." R.I.P Nelson Madiba Mandela.
Posted December 10, 2013
CARITAS MARALAL
0n 30th October 2013, a student leader of Laikipia University Maralal campus was shot following a peaceful demonstration against the deteriorating security situation in Samburu. In November, two students lost their lives in Loikas the outskirts of the Samburu County headquarters- Maralal after being shot, a Samburu woman was shot in Barsaloi Samburu North. Two Turkana boys also lost their lives after being shot in Baragoi Samburu North. On 9th December a young boy in Nkabai, was at...
Posted December 9, 2013
JulieVOY
Your name: Carrie Gryskiewicz Your age: 32 Where are you originally from and where do you currently live? I am originally from Minnesota in the United States, and I currently live in the Hague in the Netherlands. According to your business card – what’s your job title? I am the family reunification program manager at the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in the Netherlands. And how does that compare with what you wanted to do when you were 10 ye...
Posted December 9, 2013
Brighton Kaoma
Young people remain at the centre of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in terms of rates of infection, vulnerability, impact, and potential for change. They have grown up in a world changed by AIDS but many still lack comprehensive and correct knowledge about how to prevent HIV infection. This situation persists even though the world has agreed that young people have the human right to education, information and services that could protect them from harm. Young people are disproportionatel...
Posted December 9, 2013
KateVOY
Interview with Shruti Rai, a young film maker from India. Watch Shruti's film "Maina: The Little Bride" here. What is your video about? This video is about the child marriage issue in the rural and remote areas of India. It is the story of a girl "Maina" whose father decided to fix her marriage at an early age. Why did you make this video? What motivated you to make it? My school SVISG in India is closely working with CHINH Early Education Web Channel that has integrate...
Posted December 9, 2013
Cadmus Atake-E
With the advent and reliance on nature's fluid (crude oil), our lives and environment have become plagued with all manner of pains- from oil spills, to gas flares to land grabs to deforestation to environmental degradation, from degradation to the loss of biodiversities from loss of biodiversities to starvation and death and weather / climate changes. All of this happens because we fail to play safe with that which nature has given to us (natural resources). We cannot explain t...
Posted December 9, 2013
Pontso SA
South Africa and the world at large this week is celebrating the life of one of the global icons, former and first South African democratic president, Mr. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela who passed away on Thursday the 5th of December 2013, at the age of 95. Mr. Nelson Mandela is synonymous with peace, justice, reconciliation and humility. After spending 27 years in prison for the struggle against apartheid or racial segregation, he strove for a united South Africa where people would l...
Posted December 8, 2013
Children's Radio Foundation
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Yemisrach Mesfin from Ethiopia shares her opinion on whether the method of using cash transfers will work to change young people's behavior towards HIV and AIDS. She feels it's an option, but not a sustainable one for young women in Africa.
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