Bennitah Owembabazi
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Bennitah Owembabazi is a Ugandan writer, poetess and storyteller passionate about contemporary fiction and poems that explores the complexities of love, identity and personal growth. Kirabo Writes is her brand name. She's published in Shadows for Suits and Whispering Verses book anthologies. Through her works, she aims to inspire, provoke thought and represent the voices of those often overlooked in mainstream narratives.
Bennitah is particularly dedicated to amplifying the experiences of African women and other categories drawing from the rich tapestry of her heritage to craft stories that resonate with authenticity. She is also known for her involvement in creative spaces that champion the arts and community driven storytelling.
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Break The Silence, End Violence: 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence
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The theme for this year’s 16 Days campaign ‘Unite For Her: Break the Silence, End the Violence’, is a timely campaign as it will amplify awareness about GBV.
This year's objective is to mobilise individuals, communities and institutions to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls, promoting a culture of peace, justice and human rights.
It’s a time to stand...
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Teaching them skills...
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