A human rights organization is working with 18 schools in Narok County towards promoting innovative interventions to end Female Genital Mutilation by 2030. Ms. Linda Kiogora, Programs officer at WeWorld Kenya, observed that 2030 is the global target set to eliminate FGM, which she said can only be terminated through collective, innovative and well-funded approaches….
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