Kabulwarnamyo seems to be an exemplar of a remote community asserting its determination to educate its young, despite the dictates of government, and of securing a future through astute, job-creating land management and cultural protection.
"I am able to educate my children, but tuition fees are fast escalating, so I am not able to save," he says.
The authorities and aid groups have rallied to treat thousands of infected people, educate the population on basic hygiene practices, and sanitise water sources.
In actuality, reporting such incidents will educate many people by letting them know how close those manipulators of overseas intelligence agencies are to us".
Choson Exchange, an organisation working inside North Korea to educate young professionals in business, economic policy and law, has long-advocated for meaningful interaction with the country, especially through industry.
It will continue to bind us together, through events of national significance … It will also educate, inform and entertain us … And it will remain a big beast of the economy, investing in home-grown talent and exporting to the world.
Dr Dhondo Keshav Karve, an early 20th century social reformer on women's welfare in India emphasized the phrase; "when you educate a woman, you educate a whole family".
The concept of evidence is not, it seems, on the curriculum at the top-notch schools that educate Britain's leaders.
Parents, teachers and doctors can all help to educate about safe listening.
They should be told, and shown, that they are not less black if they educate themselves, or less of a man because they refuse to settle an argument with a bullet.
"Looking ahead, I have resolved that, whatever happens, I have to find the money to educate my children," says Edangat. "I stopped in primary seven but in today's world of technology, if I do not educate them, they will not be able to compete".
