With time, different faces of violence and cruelty have become commonplace in many African countries over the years.
With time, different faces of violence and cruelty have become commonplace in many African countries over the years.
There are millions of people who have grown up to their adulthood knowing active violence and cruelty as normal states of human life, and a basic way of survival.
It is seriously concerning that there are children born and bred in wars seeing people being killed day in day out.
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