Cover Story – SABA SABA
Volume 17, Issue 3, 2020
Main Editorial
Background To Saba Saba – The story of an on-going iconic struggle.
Regular column
People of Colour
Letters to Editors
Special Feature
Chelagat Mutai – A life in struggle
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Emma Gama Pinto [nee Dias] 1928 – 2020
About AwaaZ
Awaaz is a magazine published tri-annually out of Nairobi, Kenya. It aims to provide a broad platform for debate and reflection on issues of both contemporary and historical interest. What started off in 2002 as a focus on the role of the South Asian community in the historical, political and socio-economic spheres of Kenya; has now broadened to cover the larger debates on diversity, democracy, human rights and social justice. The magazine also critically examines the role of minorities both as communities in Kenya and East Africa; as well as a concept of human rights in a society be they ethnic, racial, gender based, sexual or political.
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