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After the release of the BBC documentary watch here- https://youtu.be/8RBAPVY4S-U?si=F63kfCjFHgfHJPYy - which Robert was featured- this was a follow up interview by the BBC Morning.

Follow through your dreams and let them fly.

My attention was drawn the video of this child , the video was doing round on socials; he had been beaten for failing exams. I got so many people send it hence i have decided to add my voice to condemning such acts.

This is a motivational podcast to encourage one to have the fortitude to remain in the valley and learn the lessons there. In the hard times is where the learnings to take you to the throne are found. So, begin the venture and don't fear failure; it is part of the journey!

We discuss our interaction with digital media in the modern ageBy Matiko Riro, Eunice Myllynen, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi

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Quick overview on the pitfalls of the wheelbarrow movement Populism undermines democracy

We discuss the intersection of the English language with, history, culture, national identity and imperialism.By Matiko Riro, Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi

In part 2, we continue with discussions on how our age related evolution as individuals impacts marriages.By Kenyan Voices

We dissected marriage, what it means, religious, cultural, and social economic influences on marriage, both in the Kenyan context and and in other cultures.By Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen, Eunice Kamau

This a song done by our very own and talented Norbatus Odongo in response to the Corona-19 pandemic. The dreadful flu like disease that has ravaged the world. This song works to entertain and inform people on the measures they are supposed to take to keep safe. This is a perfect tool for sensitization. Please ENJOY and SHARE !…

This is an impromptu episode. We discussed our hopes, fears, concerns, and personal experiences over what has now become a worldwide pandemic of the Corona Virus. Like all our previous episodes, this show was recorded remotely (via internet).By Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen, Eunice Kamau

By Matiko Riro, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen

By Matiko Riro, Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen, Eunice Kamau

By Matiko Riro, Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen, Eunice Kamau

By Matiko Riro, Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen, Eunice Kamau

On this first episode, we introduce the contributors, who tell their stories and experiences while living, working and studying abroad.By Matiko Riro, Stacey Migwi, Evans Wambua, Machera Sawi, Fiona Kigen

Here Beacon Teacher and PSA team leader Robert Omwa,HSC gives a snippet about the meeting the employer of teachers, Teachers Service Commission . Where they (Beacons) were with other Non government organizations informing the CDs on the need to escalate Child safeguarding in the whole country!

Beacon teacher, Robert Omwa was invited by YALI ALUMNI Z. Ogonji to talk to the community about Child Protection. Here, he shares the happenings..

After a visit by Beacon Teacher Robert Omwa to a Children Remand Facility in Kenya, The sights and the memory of the condition he saw those children in kepts forming endless strings in his mind if what could have been the problem?..... PATENTING... he concluded !!!

Thanks to Leornard Cheshire org here Beacon teacher Robert Omwa (YALI alumni) discusses community involvement in ensuring that children are kept safe in the community, and all are involved in the process.

NAncy Okoth, Cosmas Onywera and Beacon Teacher Robert Omwa here discuss the return to school program for girls who otherwise left school due to early pregnancy. This program RAMOGI FM in Nairobi was made possible thanks to Plan International and Girls Advocacy Alliance.

Here Beacon Teacher ROBERT OMWA addresses the issues of the use of corporal punishment in schools. At SAHARA RAFIO FM

Robert Omwa and Tony Abele ( Beacon teachers) talk to Oliver Ochieng of Sahara FM about what Beacon Teachers do to defend and protect the rights of children.Support: https://secure.changa.co.ke/myweb/share/40117