BiD Winner promotes Peace with Football Match
Boys playing soccer -
NCDO photo / Rolf Schwery
“As Kenya has denigrated into ethnic killings,” Ecosandals Project Director Becky Wachera commented, “we as human beings must all work together to stop the violence and begin the healing.”
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The opening match of the football tournament, which will include both a girls and boys tournament, will take place Saturday, February 9. It will be preceded by an opening ceremony organized by a diverse cross-section of Kenyans, each with their own message of ethnic celebration and unity. The ceremony will begin at 1 pm. at Huruma Football Grounds, Nairobi, and, like all the matches in the tournament, will be free of charge and open to the public.
Emma Njok is the third prize winner of the BiD Challenge Kenya
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