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Maasai Girls Learn Self‑Defense to Protect Their Futures
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At the Enkakenya Centre for Excellence in Kilgoris, Maasai girls are receiving vital self-defense and empowerment training—alongside free high school education—to safeguard themselves against sexual abuse and early marriage. Founded by Kakenya Ntaiya, a survivor of genital mutilation, the center equips students to pursue careers in law, technology, and beyond.