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February
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- But action speaks louder than words...
- Giving Peace a Chance!
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- We are in for the long haul
- And a big thanks from the children of Lake Victoria!
- Cookies for Kenya
- Kisumu Residents help returning displaced
- The Second Crises
- Children of the Crying Stone
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4 comments:
From Emmet and Aurelija:
"Hey man, glad we could help out with our humble contribution. I really have to hand it to you and your parents for your work in Kisumu. It's been heart breaking to see Kenya being torn apart by this insanity. I can imagine it's tough for you especially because your home-town will take years to recover from this devastation, not just the physical wreckage, but the emotional wreckage and feelings of antagonism that will intensify between the Kikukuyus & Luo, Kalenjin and others. Good on 'ya for getting the word out through your blog, we've been following it closely."
From Lisa Warburton:
"Its an amazing thing you and your family are doing..."
From Kajal Mehta:
"Keep up the good work...it feels great to be able to help for your country."
Dear Dipesh,
my friend Johannes Rupp who spent some time in Kisumu last year told me about your initiative. I sincerely hope that you will be able to support those people who have been displaced and hurt and to reestablish a peaceful neighbourhood in the region.
Best regards
Friederike
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