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Addressing Poverty to Reduce Crime
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8. December and September in December – Filemon Liyambo Summary: September regularly visits his mentally ill sister December in a psychiatric hospital. Despite poor treatment from the nurses, he continues to care for her, bringing food and comforting her
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7. The Truly Married Woman – Abioseh Nicol Summary: Ayo and Ajayi have lived together for years without marriage, but their community and church disapprove. Ayo’s father insists on a proper ceremony to preserve family honor. Once married, Ayo gains respe
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6. Ivory Bangles – Eric Ng’maryo
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5. Incident in the Park – Meja Mwangi
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4. A Man of Awesome Power – Arthur I. Mberia
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36 days agoAddressing Poverty to Reduce Crime
Kibera’s past points directly to poverty as a major factor pushing people toward crime. Many communities suffer from unemployment, low income, and lack of resources. Addressing these economic challenges is essential for crime reduction. Job creation, skills training, and economic empowerment programs provide alternatives to illegal activities. Kibera’s story highlights the urgent need for systemic change to uplift disadvantaged communities and prevent desperation-driven crime.