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How UPG Training Fueled Angela Maduro’s Mission for Gender and Disability Rights

I am Angela Maduro from Zimbabwe, and I am 26 years old. My journey as a #UPGSustainability Leader has been transformative, deeply influencing my civic engagement and amplifying my commitment to creating a more equitable and sustainable world. It all began in 2022, when I was equipped with the tools, knowledge, and network to drive

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The Village That Raised Hope

Amina’s story begins with loss, marked by her husband Bayo’s passing and the grief and isolation that follow. She is left with two young children, Kofi and Sisi, and the weight of widowhood, a role that brings social stigma in her village. According to tradition, Amina is expected to live in seclusion, marked by her

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Echoes of the Heart

Echoes of the Heart “A Journey Through Depression“   In the heart of Francistown, amidst the bustling streets and vibrant marketplaces, lived a young man named Tom. His journey through life had been one filled with hardship and adversity, yet through it all, he remained resilient, his spirit unbroken despite the weight of the world

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Poetry, Stories

Nectar of Pain

There blooms a flower, a tale divine. Its petals kissed by sorrow’s rain, Behold the essence, the nectar of pain. From depths unseen, its essence unfurls, In whispered sighs and tear-stained pearls. Each drop a story, etched in refrain, A symphony woven, in the nectar of pain. In every heartache, a drop is found, In

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