will show the world what kakuma is made of him i want to give that to you because you were born in the camp what does it feel like for you to go back for the first time why did you say yes to tax. i said yes to tax. i mean it's that. i didn't think that it could possibly bring me back to kakuma like it was almost like a perfect two and one you know i come back home for the first time and also doing my first. so it's still very surreal i've been having like. like like just like going off on my own for a little bit just like. like i'm here i'm home like. i played on and i just had so many flashbacks going from one camp so another and i can't even really put into words but it just feels incredibly amazing to be here and to also get to meet other incredible speakers that are also going to. i just want to remind everybody. that case you need reminding i want to hear from my instagram on. this was a young youngster who was born in a refugee camp and now he's on fashion plate everywhere she's on runways all over the world what is the reception you are getting help from people knowing that you

you know so basically kakuma town itself was a pastoral market and there were these three or four somali trader the came there in the one nine hundred sixty s. so when the camp was built there was there was already an infrastructure of whole import export and as the camp citizens decided that they were not going to remain fully reliant not just for the daily nutritional needs but for their social needs for feasting for celebrations but that they needed more you see all these markets essentially essentially come up and those four or five wholesalers have created this extremely efficient system and network of of providing goods across across the cab they help new businesses about they train a lot of different people and and and one of the things is that this commercial economy based on my recess essentially provides that missing link so when you welcome a child into the world or you're saying goodbye to someone who's just parted i mean as much as the food given by the relief mission helps you don't you don't welcome somebody or you don't you don't say goodbye to them with boiled beans and

it could possibly bring me back to kakuma like it was almost like a perfect two in one you know i come back home for the first time and i'm also doing my first. so it's still very surreal i've been having like crime or like like just like going off on my own for a little bit just like. like i'm here i'm home like. i played on and i just had so many. going from one council another i can't even really put into words but it just builds incredibly amazing to be here and to also get to meet other incredible speakers that are also going to be speaking this. i just want to remind everybody. that case you need reminding i want to hear from my instagram. so this was a young youngster who was born in a refugee camp and now he's on fashion place everywhere she's on runways all of the well what is the reception you are getting people knowing that you can from the same community that they live in right now. i think it's some exciting time you know like a lot of girls follow my journey not just muslim girls but really young girls who come from maybe similar backgrounds i think that's why my journey

it could possibly bring me back to kakuma like it was almost like a perfect two in one you know i comeback home for the first time and also doing my first. so it's still very surreal i've been having like crime or like like just like going off on my own for a little bit just like. like i'm here i'm home like. i played on and i just had so many flashbacks going from one account so another i can't even really put into words but it just feels incredibly amazing to be here and to also get to meet other incredible speakers that are also going to. i just want to remind everybody. that case you need reminding i want to hear from my instagram. so this was a young youngster who was born in a refugee camp and now he's on fashion place everywhere she's on runways all over the well we're used to be section you're getting people knowing that you can from the same community that they live in right now. i think around some exciting time you know like a lot of girls follow my journey not just muslim girls really young girls will come from maybe similar backgrounds i think that's why my journey has bee

organization arranges lectures around the world to try and change perceptions mohammed jam june was in kakuma for the events will hit that story a little bit later more guatemalans have been ordered to leave their homes to escape an eruption of mt forego the volcano has been spewing a toxic cloud of ash and lava for the past five days right up to date with the headlines we're back with more news in right about how i feel. in august twenty seventh seen a devastating landslide in sierra leone and killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and be a potent force initially three cranes groups on by climate change with full speed the calls but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment degradation weeping to wasp-y. stock warnings of catastrophe or ignore. the. the past decade has seen a rise in the number of catastrophic weather events around the world. be it freak storms or drives or unprecedented rainfall extreme weather is becoming the new normal a no where are the effects felt more keenly than in developing nations

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kakuma camp so you'll find a lot of stories coming from that and to follow the life feed from the n.h. cia you just need to go to that facebook page but the theme of the event is thrive and that's their main mission to challenge the status quo associated with refugee camps in general but more important need to share with the world positive stories of perseverance and creativity with refugees and for refugees a recent study by international finance corporation actually shows that cooma camp and its surrounding areas in fact is a market place worth over fifty six million dollars and incredibly there are more than two thousand businesses in operation that now the refugees have showing spending and buying power trading with local community hosts and investing in buying everything from food to cosmetics to mobile phones but also an eighty seventy percent of accounts residents have access to the internet which has been integrity for them for improving their businesses and investment prospects there so with the success stories including a small business owner there's also other people like t