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    Madogo is a remote, isolated, and impoverished village near Garissa, Kenya that lacks basic resources and infrastructure. Despite being close to Garissa town, which has communication, roads, water, and electricity, Madogo struggles with poverty and lack of education opportunities. The community established Madogo Secondary School in 1984 as a self-help project to address the challenge of education. The school currently serves 450 students, most of whom travel long distances to attend, with facilities including 10 classrooms, labs, housing, and a dining hall, but lacks internet access.

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    Madogo is a remote, isolated, and impoverished village near Garissa, Kenya that lacks basic resources and infrastructure. Despite being close to Garissa town, which has communication, roads, water, and electricity, Madogo struggles with poverty and lack of education opportunities. The community established Madogo Secondary School in 1984 as a self-help project to address the challenge of education. The school currently serves 450 students, most of whom travel long distances to attend, with facilities including 10 classrooms, labs, housing, and a dining hall, but lacks internet access.

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    Madogo is a remote, isolated, and impoverished village near Garissa, Kenya that lacks basic resources and infrastructure. Despite being close to Garissa town, which has communication, roads, water, and electricity, Madogo struggles with poverty and lack of education opportunities. The community established Madogo Secondary School in 1984 as a self-help project to address the challenge of education. The school currently serves 450 students, most of whom travel long distances to attend, with facilities including 10 classrooms, labs, housing, and a dining hall, but lacks internet access.

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    Madogo

    By Lily, Melat and Bonnie


    Where is it?
    • Madogo is a village neighbouring Garissa, the main town of Kenya's
    North Eastern Province. 
    • It is a hot, dry, isolated and very poor area.
    • It is 9 hours drive from Nairobi, which is the capital city.
    • Because it is so close to Garissa town, the area has:
    - Good communication facilities
    - Decent roads
    - Clean water
    - Electricity
    Education
    • Education is a major challenge in Madogo
    • Since independence the community has not produced a
    single university graduate.
    • However, it is hoped that several campaigns will raise
    awareness about the importance of education.
    • Students who attend Madogo Secondary school are
    incredibly dedicated to their education, with many
    travelling from hundreds of miles away.
    • The local community began the school in 1984 as a self
    help project.
    • With 450 pupils, more boys (321) than girls (141)
    Madogo Secondary School
    Facilities
    • Ten class rooms
    • Administration block
    • Science lab
    • They have computer but no internet
    • dining hall in poor condition
    • Two staff houses
    • 3 dormitories

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