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Kaya elders are urging the youth to play a lead role in the protection of forests. The elders say forests are under threat due to a thriving charcoal business and incessant logging. The elders have embarked on a mission to plant some 1 million tree seedlings in the coastal region and are encouraging the youth to embrace the regeneration effort.
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Kaya elders challenge the youth to protect forests
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