Those found subjecting girls to the outlawedĀ FemaleĀ GenitalĀ MutilationĀ (FGM) practice will face an imprisonment term of up to three years or a fine of Sh200,000. State Department forĀ Gender and Affirmative Action official Winfred Kagwiria says the government has strengthened enforcement measures to eliminate the illegal practice and protect girls from grievous harm. Speaking at Muutine Grounds…Ā Ā Ā
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