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In a world brimming with opportunities and possibilities, a significant segment of society finds themselves grappling with feelings of hopelessness. These individuals face overwhelming challenges, often feeling trapped in a never-ending cycle of despair. The battle against hopelessness is not only an individual struggle but a societal concern that calls for empathy, understanding, and support.

With more and more choirs; from denominational choirs to interdenominational choirs coming up, the choirs have opted for more inclusive songs that are appreciated by the mentioned age sets. It is a common tradition for the audience to dictate the type of music they want regardless of the genre and choral music groups have not been spared either. It is therefore important to note that choirs in Kenya have evolved: even though most of them still sing their traditional folk or cultural music. The reason for persistent in this genre of music is the rich cultural heritage in Kenya that makes it a great envy among its neighboring countries in the continent. Groups such as Seniors' Choir, The Kenyan Boys' Choir, Nairobi Chamber Chorus and Nairobi Girls Chorale among other choirs have opted for more contemporary forms of music, whereas still performing the African traditional sets.

Child negligence breaks our heart every time. Emotions ran high today as we moved from place to place trying to find a permanent solution for these two children. Baby Romina is a malnourished five year old who takes care of her small brother baby Kivoya whenever their elder brother, who is in class 3, is not around. How did we reach here? We met Baby Romina last week and her physique posed a great concern to us. It immediately struck us that something had to be done. After deliberations and research from neighbours; we were unable to get hold of the parent (mother), we learnt that baby Romina together with her brothers and sister lived under extremely tough conditions. They spent not one or two but a number of nights without meals. Apart from the four walls that provides a roof for the four, baby Romina and her siblings live in an unclean and unsafe room which posses a major health risk to them. We hardly held our tears as we heard testimonies of child abuse by the parent from the neighbour. It was disheartening to hear that a class 3 child had to walk carrying his sibling to school every morning; a distance that would take them at least an hour every morning. We managed to talk to the authorities and as I write this, I'll close my eyes knowing that Romina and her brother are in a better place. However, this is not enough, we'd want Romina and her siblings to get all the basic needs, we therefore APPEAL TO YOU to help us SAVE A CHILD. We believe in you, you have always had our back and we really appreciate. Reach us now to know how to donate to baby Romina and her siblings.

It has been a long journey from when we begun. We've had our fair share of series of unfortunate events. We've laughed, smiled, screamed and even cried. We've witnessed and experienced growth in equal measures.