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Religious leaders: The heroes of family planning for Kisumu's Nubian community

By Harold Odhiambo | 1yr ago

A community health worker attends to a woman at the Kibos Nubian ID camp as Khalifa Hamisi, a religious leader chats with her on the importance of family planning on Nov 22, 2024. [Harold Odhiambo, Standard]

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