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Time to fix other issues that Covid has exposed

Trees in the central business district of Nairobi [David Gichuru, Standard]

It started all so quietly. Sweeping through like a silent wave in various parts of the country.

The dynamics of the Covid-19 pandemic continue to amplify it, so much so that the United Nations termed it a shadow pandemic. Physical and sexual violence against women has become rampant over the past year globally. Kenya has not been spared.

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