Teenage mothers share their experiences of navigating pregnancy, interrupted education and parenthood with limited support. [iStockphoto]
The moment Alphine Ouma's life changed, she was standing inside a bathroom in Nairobi's Umoja estate, staring at two pink lines on a pregnancy test.
Just minutes earlier, she had been a Form Three student worrying about ordinary teenage things, homework, friends, and the end-of-year examinations that were only months away.
Now at 17, every plan she had made for herself suddenly seemed uncertain.
Facts First
