Female students from secondary schools surrounding the Grumeti and Ikorongo game reserves in Serengeti and Bunda districts want the government and stakeholders to enhance public education...
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Beldina Nyakeke
Mwandishi wa Habari
Mwananchi
Serengeti. Female students from secondary schools surrounding the Grumeti and Ikorongo game reserves in Serengeti and Bunda districts want the government and stakeholders to enhance public education alongside introducing stricter penalties to eradicate gender-based violence, especially female genital mutilation (FGM), within their local communities.
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