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[Nyasa Times] When people see them walking together on the Mzuzu University campus, many assume they are sisters. Few realise they are mother and daughter -- both pursuing university degrees, driven by a shared past of hardship, sacrifice and unbreakable determination.


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[Vanguard] In Nigeria and many parts of the world, we often say, "Children are a blessing from God." This belief is echoed from pulpits to naming ceremonies, during family prayers, and at traditional celebrations. It's a statement rooted in faith and hope. Yet, there is a striking contradiction: while we proclaim that children come from God, we also blame, shame, and stigmatize ...


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[This Day] Pope Leo XIV has criticised surrogacy as a birth option, saying it distorts the original relational calling of the family.


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[Liberian Investigator] ZORZOR -- From the outskirts of Zorzor, where expectant mothers were meant to find comfort and lifesaving care, four concrete structures sit quietly along the Fissebu-Voinjama highway. Birds flutter through open window frames, grass creeps toward the roofs, and passing vehicles offer the only movement around buildings meant to shelter life at its most fra...


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[Liberian Investigator] Four concrete shells along the Fissebu-Voinjama highway tell a familiar Liberian story: money spent, promises made, lives forgotten. Built with public funds to protect pregnant women, the abandoned maternal waiting homes in Zorzor now stand as mute evidence of how development projects, driven more by optics than outcomes, leave taxpayers poorer and commun...


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