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	Comments on: A Tribute to Victor &#8211; a Hero of the Starehe Slum	</title>
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		By: David Carr		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[David Carr]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you so much for writing this story of both hope and horrific tragedy - a combination that seems prevalent in Kenya.  Having recently returned from volunteering in western Kenya (rural area west of Kisumu), and becoming friends with a family whose roots are in that area but live in the Starehe slum, made this story harder to read.  I have been to Starehe, and the conditions are appalling, as is the government&#039;s failure to provide basic infrastructure (i.e. toilets).

On a different note, digging through your website, I am wonderfully surprised to see that Lifeline is actually now Freeplay.  I tried in vain last summer to hunt down Freeplay radios in Vancouver, Canada - unbiased storekeepers said how great they were - to give as gifts to organizations in Kenya.  Unbiased because the storekeepers couldn&#039;t source the product anymore, and unfortunately nor could I before departing.  Given the high quality of the product, consider whether www.MEC.Ca would stock your product as MEC has a very progressive policy and supports initiatives.

All the best,
David]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you so much for writing this story of both hope and horrific tragedy &#8211; a combination that seems prevalent in Kenya.  Having recently returned from volunteering in western Kenya (rural area west of Kisumu), and becoming friends with a family whose roots are in that area but live in the Starehe slum, made this story harder to read.  I have been to Starehe, and the conditions are appalling, as is the government&#8217;s failure to provide basic infrastructure (i.e. toilets).</p>
<p>On a different note, digging through your website, I am wonderfully surprised to see that Lifeline is actually now Freeplay.  I tried in vain last summer to hunt down Freeplay radios in Vancouver, Canada &#8211; unbiased storekeepers said how great they were &#8211; to give as gifts to organizations in Kenya.  Unbiased because the storekeepers couldn&#8217;t source the product anymore, and unfortunately nor could I before departing.  Given the high quality of the product, consider whether <a href="http://www.MEC.Ca" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.MEC.Ca</a> would stock your product as MEC has a very progressive policy and supports initiatives.</p>
<p>All the best,<br />
David</p>
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