Kwale young journalists in the field at Menzamwenye
During the mapping process, Kwale young journalists realized that, Dzombo location has 27 schools both primary, 2 CBO, (community based organization) and 5 health facilities. Among the 27 schools, 22 schools are public and 5 schools are private. Among the 22 schools, 4 schools are secondary.
The facilities both schools and hospital are not equally distributed as they are widely apart. In some schools there are higher rates of drop outs reasons early pregnancies, ignorance, peer pressure, ghosts and child labour. For instance Vitsangaraweni primary school which had 52 drop outs in 2011. Again the number of student is very high compared to the teachers.
Some of the health facilities are not provided with relevant medicines on main diseases affecting that particular area.
The process also encountered some challenges. For instances some of the interviewees were not willing to out the right information on number of pregnancies pupils in schools and cases of abortion in hospitals. And also some were not cooperative. The poor road network is a major challenge to access the interior areas especially in bad weather.
The group expectations are to link the global community with the currents events happening in our local area in advocating child rights through the web
Kwale Young Journalists 
brave faces keep it up
hi ! boys and sister from journalism group .
its good work done and appreciate it most, i want to share with you an incident occurred in this morning at the kenya ferry, the ferry took almost 30 minutes in water with over 1000 people.
the passengers could not know want had happen, i was affected personal because i was in enjoying the pain.
ferry was taking its time going round the sea funny enough and what the passengers was worried is that there was two ship one coming and one was taking its way.
i want to share with you stories of child abuse from samburu how is it taken by stakeholders. you can just create page for which i will be contributing
Thanks for your appreciation and you can contribute through this page,most welcome!
Great work wakenya, congrats for the positive efforts to build and make Kenya a better place to be
Greetings from Melbourne Australia. This a good start to advence the work towards realizing child rights in Kwale Connty. I have heard in the past child marriages is a big problem in the greater Kwale County. Which specific regions in the County are most affected and what is your group doing to ensure that these are adressed adequately? Are the trends, based on your experience, going up or down?
Keep up the good job.
Sammy
Kudos,keep it up guys.
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Guyz this is good job done but post more information. Mwaduga, Plan Kwale
Guyz no information/data for 2012; whats up?