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Jawaharlal Nehru University Students Win Prestigious Global Multilingual Essay Contest

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A United Kingdom

A United Kingdom

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Making Breakfast on a tight budget

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Making Breakfast on a tight budget

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Beauty in Uganda, what is it? — The humanist view

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Beauty in Uganda, what is it? — The humanist view

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On Top of the World in South Africa — Discover

On Top of the World in South Africa — Discover

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My shilling Thoughts on Queen of Katwe in the Ugandan context — Pkahill Insights

My shilling Thoughts on Queen of Katwe in the Ugandan context — Pkahill Insights

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Achieving academic excellence at campus — The Standard UCU

Achieving academic excellence at campus — The Standard UCU

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CNNMoney Presents: This is Birth with Lisa Ling — CNN Press Room

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#GlobalJustice Weekly – Syria: Civilians suffer as peace deal moves forward —

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#GlobalJustice Weekly – Syria: Civilians suffer as peace deal moves forward —

#GlobalJustice Weekly – Syria: Civilians suffer as peace deal moves forward —

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How Tugende Designs, a social enterprise is changing the lives of underprivileged Ugandans

How Tugende Designs, a social enterprise is changing the lives of underprivileged Ugandans

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APPLY: Nominations for United Nations Young Leaders Sustainable Development Goals 2016.

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Why #ENDSARS protests are different, and what lessons they hold for Nigeria October 23, 2020
Although the Nigerian government has announced the disbanding of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, protesters have not let up. They are now calling for wider reforms. The post Why #ENDSARS protests are different, and what lessons they hold for Nigeria appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
South Africa: Musina residents demand jobs held by immigrants October 23, 2020
“Put Musina residents first! Put South Africa[ns] first!” was the chant taken up by about 70 protesters who recently marched demanding that 85% of all local jobs go to South African residents in Musina. The post South Africa: Musina residents demand jobs held by immigrants appeared first on This is africa.
GroundUp Staff
Tanzania elections set to widen Africa’s democratic deficit October 23, 2020
The electoral commission and the state apparatus have prevented a level playing field ahead of the polls. The post Tanzania elections set to widen Africa’s democratic deficit appeared first on This is africa.
Institute for Security Studies
COVID-19: how lockdowns affected health access in African and Asian slums October 23, 2020
Slums are a challenge for controlling the pandemic. Strengthening their fragile healthcare provision would help mitigate the effects of COVID-19 and future pandemics. The post COVID-19: how lockdowns affected health access in African and Asian slums appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
Trade experts call for swift implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area October 22, 2020
African trade experts have called for the swift implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to lift Africa out of an economic downturn caused by COVID-19. The post Trade experts call for swift implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area appeared first on This is africa.
Cara Pietersen
#EndSARS: Nigerian youths are reopening the files of violence in the country October 19, 2020
The Nigerian government believes in the use of violence more than it upholds human rights. The #EndSARS protestors who are mainly the youth are clamouring for a stop to police brutality which is still ongoing. The post #EndSARS: Nigerian youths are reopening the files of violence in the country appeared first on This is africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Nigeria’s VP Yemi Oluleke Osinbajo, a man with a tarnished image and legacy October 19, 2020
Nigeria's Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo who started his tenure with the support of Nigerian youths is finding himself on the wrong side of history as the #EndSARS protests continue. The post Nigeria’s VP Yemi Oluleke Osinbajo, a man with a tarnished image and legacy appeared first on This is africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Federation-cushioned Moroccan clubs turn focus to Africa October 16, 2020
RABAT – Moroccan football giants Raja Casablanca finally ended a seven-year title drought after winning the Botola League on Sunday. The post Federation-cushioned Moroccan clubs turn focus to Africa appeared first on This is africa.
Dylan Mahomed
South Africa: Covid grant extension is a lifeline for asylum seekers October 16, 2020
Asylum seekers and citizens from Lesotho, Angola and Zimbabwe with special permits were excluded from Covid-19 assistance until a court ordered in June that they also get the Covid-19 relief grant. The post South Africa: Covid grant extension is a lifeline for asylum seekers appeared first on This is africa.
Tariro Washinyira
Nigeria’s #EndSARS protests also concern counter-terrorism October 16, 2020
The nationwide campaign for accountable, responsible policing could help address violent extremism. The post Nigeria’s #EndSARS protests also concern counter-terrorism appeared first on This is africa.
Institute for Security Studies