Protecting Loita Starts With Listening June 25, 2026 Loita Forest does not need to be introduced to the people who have protected it for generations. They know its rivers, grazing areas, medicinal plants and sacred places. They understand what the forest provides because their lives, culture and identity have always...
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Two maternity beds. No inpatient ward. And during power outages, health workers sometimes had to rely on lanterns. For years, this was the reality at Leshuta Dispensary.
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Reflections from the launch of Soipan Tuya Foundation. Stories carry power, partnership gives them strength, responsibility brings impact.
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But the road wasn’t just long, it was eventful. There was a dense, eerie forest along the way. We called it Olgos , and we believed ogres lived there.
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