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Salma Mohamed is a seasoned journalist with 16 years of experience in the media industry, currently serving as a Correspondent Reporter at Voice of America in Mombasa. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Development Studies from Mount Kenya University and has dedicated her career to creating social change through impactful storytelling. Her reporting often focuses on issues affecting women and children, and she has a keen interest in cultural heritage matters. Throughout her career, Mohamed has been recognized both locally and internationally for her contributions to journalism. She is particularly noted for her coverage of social campaigns, such as 'The Period Man' initiative in Kenya, which aims to improve reproductive health education and facilitate the distribution of sanitary pads to girls during menstruation. Her work sheds light on the challenges activists face, including religious beliefs and gender norms, and underscores the significant impact of menstruation on girls' education. Driven by a passion to inspire and influence policy change, Mohamed's reporting not only informs but also engages with the community on critical social issues. Her dedication to her craft and her ability to tell stories that resonate with a wide audience have made her a respected figure in the field of journalism.
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Bees are facing the threat of extinction due to the lack of good harvesting methods according to United Nations statistics. Despite these challenges, some young people in Mombasa are benefiting from honey bee harvesting as a means of employment. Follow Salma Mohamed's article to find out how Youth in kenya have been able to protect these important bees and how they are turning the threat of their extinction into a job opportunity
The report highlights the power of sports as a tool to bring about a very important change for women and girls with disabilities who come from communities that exclude them... Miriam Nandwa is a disabled woman who uses her championship in shooting to enable girls with disabilities to participate in sport, to be confident in sports and to manage themselves in life.
Fishermen in Mombasa face lack of quality equipment and technology
The story highlights about efforts by a community movement coming together to motivate and empower the public the importance of cultivating the culture of fitness exercise as a way of life.
Kenya recognizes women contribution in the promotion of Swahili language.
Controversy erupts over the early inhabitants of the ancient village Gede in the Coast of Kenya
Special Report (1): How Kenya Confronted Acts of Crime
Kenyan security agencies have responded to a new wave of armed individuals with malicious intent using mosques to preach radical beliefs to youths, thereby destabilizing the nation's security.
Man Leading Menstrual Health Campaign in Kenya
James Atito, a young activist from Mombasa, Kenya, has surprised many by launching a campaign to address menstrual health issues for girls, known as 'The Period Man.' Despite facing societal resistance, particularly from the Muslim community in Mombasa, Atito has reached approximately 2,000 girls along the Kenyan coast since 2019. The campaign involves public discussions and distribution of sanitary pads. Beatrice Adhiambo, a high school student, has overcome her initial reluctance to discuss her menstrual health publicly thanks to the program. The initiative coincides with broader social activism urging governments to ensure easy access to menstrual products, as one in ten girls in Sub-Saharan Africa miss school during their periods, impacting their education.
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