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Empowered Women Powering Change – Kenya

Empowered Women Powering Change – Kenya

by Morag Gamble | Mar 4, 2018 | Ethos Foundation, Kakuma Refugee Settlement, Kalobeyei Refugee Settlement

Sakina Kiriba is a passionate permaculture educator, having been sponsored by Ethos Foundation to attend a Permaculture Design Course (PDC) in 2018 at Sabina School, Uganda. This course was organised by BEU Permaculture and led by local teachers from Uganda, Kenya and...

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