Somalia's Kiss Of Life Part 5

Formal education came to a standstill in the two decades of war that followed the ouster of Somalia's President Siad Barre. Schools were deserted or destroyed as warring militias battled for fiefdoms within the troubled country. But thanks to Kenya Defence Forces, a few formal schools have reopened their doors to knowledge-thirsty children. But as Judy Kosgei reports in the last part of our special series "Somalia's Kiss of Life", besides the volunteer teachers, armed soldiers are essential members of schools' staff

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My little sister grade 4 you can be whatever you want to be in this world thanks goes out to the brothers only 23 years old volunteers to teach English I'm very proud of you keep up the good work...

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would like to join siyat to volunteer my self and assist these kids learning

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I really want to go there and help. I wholeheartedly thank those Kenyan volunteers who risked every thing to help those little angels. God will reward you.

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Citizen news, again I mention to you that you have committed a treasonous crime by showing a map that has annexed Kenya. Please review the map on the introduction songs to all the videos on this series. It includes NE Kenya and Ogaden in Ethiopia.

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Citizens TV muko mbele

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we bantus keep helping this people and look how they thank us

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