Eastleigh Exhibition Week Activities
(Eastleighwood Founder second left)
Training of creative
writers
Eastleigh
Youth Forum has been holding two days training before exhibitions. The reason
for this being is that EYF wanted to guide the youth to tilt their minds
towards asset creation and to make them deviate from total dependency.
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Changing with Eastleighwood
Eastleghwood director second left,during Youth for peace forum
From refugee camp wells to researching stem cells
The
Daily of the University of Washington
Friday January 31, 2020
Karina Patel
Courtesy of the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine
Friday January 31, 2020
Karina Patel
Courtesy of the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine
UW Ph.D. candidate Abdiasis Hussein
reflects on his journey to higher education
Growing up at a United Nations
refugee camp in Kenya, Abdiasis Hussein recalls waking up at 5 a.m. to wait in
line at a water station. Chatting with his friends animatedly as he waited,
Hussein collected about five to 10 gallons of water to last his family of 12
for the day.
Intern'l Community express their commitment to supporting preparations for Somalia's 2020/2021 poll
Wednesday January 29, 2020
Somalia’s international partners
reaffirm their commitment to supporting preparations for the 2020/2021 federal
elections.
Djibouti meeting calls for more funding for education
Tuesday January 28, 2020
African leaders during the opening of the
International Summit on Balanced and Inclusive Education (Third Forum BIE 2030)
in Djibouti on January 27, 2020. They called on governments to increase
budgetary allocations and increase resources to the education sector. PHOTO |
FAITH NYAMAI | NATION MEDIA GROUP
African leaders have called on
governments to increase budgetary allocations and increase resources to the
education sector.
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