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Peace Tree Network is a registered Trust in Kenya working in the field of Peace building and Conflict Transformation, Human Rights, Gender and Development, Research and Advocacy. It has been in existence since the year 2000 working in different areas both within and outside the country. To ensure its objectives are met it works in partnership with CBOs, opinion leaders and the community members especially the youth and women who are involved in community development.

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PTN envisions a peaceful co-existence amongst people and states of the region.

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Peace is costly but it is worth the expense. – Kenyan Proverb

“When we plant trees, we plant seeds of peace and seeds of hope.”– Wangari Maathai

“If you want to make peace with your enemy, you have to work with your enemy. Then he becomes your partner.”  – Nelson Mandela

“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” – Desmond Tutu

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Peace Tree Network is a registered Trust in Kenya working in the field of Peace building and Conflict Transformation, Human Rights, Gender and Development and Research and Advocacy. It specifically works with youth and women who are involved in community

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1 week 18 hours ago

A discussion on marriage, courtship and the how and how nots of our time.

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Marriage is a good thing. It’s like making a covenant to love and cherish each other.. So it requires something to bind the two of you together and that thing is a wedding. Mkiwa mmefanya harusi then you guys are legal kabisa na that’s why unaona watu hupewa certificates. Personally I’m not married but it’s my prayer that I will

1 week 17 hours ago

It’s important to work on yourself first, when you’re happy this energy also reflects on your partner and the kids too.

1 week 17 hours ago

What about the people who getarriage to get some material gain… Kama Fame …money…etc?

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Dowry inafaa iondolewe it is very expensive. Watu waende kwa chief basi. Vijana wengi hawaoi tatizo ni hio dowry .

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1 week 19 hours ago

Today we talk about marriage and all the forms it could take. Do join us…

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Testimonials

Nyamvula Ngao

I thought that children were only meant to be born and live. It never occurred to me that they had rights too

Mwabishi Mwandalo

Being at the training has opened my mind especially with matters regarding marital rape as I thought this was non-existent. From now henceforth I will always respect my wife’s stand when it comes to bedroom matters as opposed to my previous engagements with her

Salim Chilungu

I had no idea that our grandparents were being offensive when jokingly touching their grandchildren’s private parts . I realize now that this is punishable by law as learned from the training

Mwanapili Hamisi

I now know that I have a right to ask why I am being charged for an offence without just following the police directives in silence. These occurrences have been prevalent in our areas near the border where the police harass us as we fetch firewood, sometimes they threaten to have us jailed and request for bribery.