This archive report was first published on 12 November 2013.
On November 12, 2013, a video report drew attention to claims that some schoolgirls in Kilifi were being pushed toward prostitution. The report framed the issue around the pressures facing girls in boarding school settings and the risks that can emerge outside class hours.
The video opens with the common belief that boarding schools offer a better learning environment for high school students. It then shifts to the reality of evenings and early mornings, when supervision can be weaker and students may be more exposed to outside influence.
Because the source is a short video item, it does not provide a detailed written account, named respondents, or a formal response from school officials, parents, or authorities. Nyakundi Report is therefore preserving the core allegation as presented in the archive without adding facts that were not included in the original material.
The archived clip is available below: