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The Kenyan school where mothers bring their babies to class

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Nyeri (Kenya), Feb 23 (EFE/EPA).- Since January, the Serene Haven school in central Kenya has served as an oasis for teenage mothers of the so-called Covid generation.(Camera: DANIEL IRUNGU. Editor: EMMA LOZANO)

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