The Mukuru informal settlement in Nairobi has a young and vibrant population with approximately 95,000 school-going children. However, the area faces an educational deficit with just seven public schools and 150 non-formal schools serving the entire community.
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The saying that the poor pay the highest cost for basic services is evident in Mukuru: one of the largest informal settlements in Nairobi. With more than 100,000 households crammed in an area measuring approximately 690 acres
The saying that the poor pay the highest cost for basic services is evident in Mukuru: one of the largest informal settlements in Nairobi. With more than 100,000 households crammed in an area measuring approximately 690 acres
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Menstrual health continues to be a pressing issue, especially for adolescent girls residing in Nairobi’s informal settlements. Despite the implementation of the Basic Education Amendment Act (2016), which obligates the government to distribute free, sufficient, and high-quality sanitary towels to adolescent girls
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