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Kenya - Ethiopia. Same border, same language, same culture, same resources. I'm here documenting the impact of a cross border empowement project implemented by Strategies for SNDAfrica & @oxfaminKE Oxfam in Ethiopia Oxfam International Oxfam InternationalinAfrica

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Gibson Amenya1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica Keep up great work

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Patriotic Kenyan1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica Unasema same obusuma same omurere.

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Mike Ssegawa1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica Glad to see you again, Alex

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Coral AI News2 years ago

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mwaura edward1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica Where haven't you been?

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Nyabul Ka'Nyabul1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica I'll be visiting Moyale soon

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The Diplomat 🇰🇪1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica That is my home town Alex. Right where you stand I pass there everyday nikiwa ushago. Moyale ❤️

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George Morara1 year ago

@SNDAfrica @oxfaminKE @OxfaminEthiopia @Oxfam @OxfaminAfrica What happened to Mediplus? Hapa uliwaibia wenzako wanahabari.

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