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Election process
Some encounters leave scars that time cannot erase. Others inspire a lifelong commitment to making a difference.
For Roselyne Nyakona, years spent in healthcare and gender activism have brought her face to face with the harsh realities of women trapped in abusive relationships, girls forced out of school by poverty and exploitation, and families struggling to access essential medical services.
These are not merely statistics or subjects for public discussions. They are lived experiences that have shaped her professional journey and are now informing her entry into elective politics.