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Naomi is currently interning with Baraka Community Partnerships while waiting for her university decisions to come through. Helen caught up with her earlier today to discuss how the role of women in Zambian society is slowly evolving and what advice she would give girls Photo credit: Malama Mushitu H: What is the traditional role of […]

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Helen meets up with Sanky (aka Mr Black) where he talks to her about cooking for Our Moon students and staff. I enjoy cooking good food. It makes me really happy to see people enjoy what I make for them. With this opportunity, Our Moon has allowed me to improve my cooking skills and helped […]

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We would like you to join us in celebrating Mercy’s offer to study at USIU in Kenya! Recently, Sarah Franklin, one of our volunteers, caught up with Mercy to find out what makes her tick. Zambians aren’t exposed to many educational courses – most of us aren’t even aware of what choice is out there. […]

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Edwin Mbewe continues his regular blog with his thoughts on Utopia – and asks you to share yours with him. (Photo credit Mohit on Unsplash) Angry, frustrated, weary, tired, mad, anxious, sleeping in bed all day, driving on super speed past the traffic lights – the world isn’t always an easy place to navigate. At some point in […]

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In Edwin Mbewe’s second blog, he talks about the extent to which understanding our past is important in informing our current and future. Firstly, I am very thankful to Our Moon Education and the teachers from Ecolint for giving us the opportunity to do the reflective essays. In particular, I learnt about the format of […]

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With few pharmaceutical research firms in Africa, we have relied on US help over the last few years. However, we have all the natural resources that we need in Africa to carry out the research. It’s just up to us to reach out to nature to discover the drugs. Favourite Subjects: Chemistry, Physics and Biology. […]

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