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The debate on introduction of sex education in school has in the recent past generated debate among Kenyans, religious leaders and health experts, who carries different opinions.

Yet, sex education in Kenya is something that should start earlier and progress with the age of the child.

Shantel Valarie talks to us about legal ways they are implementing to ensure sex education is in schools and is part of the examination process.

This is when we were hosted at 99.9 Ghetto Fm a community media station in the slums of Mukuru Kwa njenga.

We held a conversation on how we can mitigate climate change.

Communities experiencing extreme poverty have the fewest

It is problematic that they have always been portrayed as

It is imperative to empower and educate those who are disproportionately affected, including women and other marginalized groups.

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From behaviors to billboards, suggestions of sex and sexuality filter into our lives. Yet having the vocabulary for sex doesn’t always translate so seamlessly into comfortable conversations. This is especially true when it’s about what we want from, and even during, sex. But communication is part of having good sex. The willingness to talk about the kind of sex we have or want to have is a key skill. Every healthy sexual relationship requires constant communication. It’s important to focus on both your needs and the needs of your partner. It’s a good idea to be open about what your needs are and to always keep the communication open.