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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

Food and Cuisine

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

September 3, 2016 — 1 Comment

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

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Some Ghanaians hate him, some love him: the mixed legacy of Jerry John Rawlings September 24, 2021
Rawlings was a polarising figure, a person who led two coups in Ghana before twice being elected president in multiparty polls. The post Some Ghanaians hate him, some love him: the mixed legacy of Jerry John Rawlings appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
Mr. Climate — Nigeria’s indefatigable campaigner rallying for youth-led climate action September 24, 2021
This Is Africa spoke to Nigerian climate and environmental campaigner Olumide Idowu, popularly known as Mr. Climate about his journey as a climate action warrior, the challenges he’s faced in his activism and why he thinks every African youth should be involved in finding lasting solutions to persistent climate problems. The post Mr. Climate — Nigeria’s inde […]
Socrates Mbamalu
DishAfrik, the App to connect to the taste of Africa September 22, 2021
Africa is home to 54 countries and over 1.4 billion people, hence it is of little surprise that the continent boasts of a uniquely diverse cuisine. Unfortunately there is currently no platform that makes it possible to explore this rich and diverse cuisine on the continent. This is set to change with DishAfrik; a platform that makes it possible to connect an […]
This is Africa
Angola’s president has little to show for his promise of a break with the authoritarian past September 22, 2021
The optimism Angolan president João Lourenço’s election generated four years ago has dwindled as electoral promise after another have failed to materialise. The post Angola’s president has little to show for his promise of a break with the authoritarian past appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
How Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai has reinvented the idea of a library September 14, 2021
With vinyl records, zines and political posters instead of just books, The Library of Things We Forgot to Remember offers a way to reimagine African history. The post How Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai has reinvented the idea of a library appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
MPost to expand to South Africa, Rwanda, Uganda for e-commerce business September 13, 2021
Kenyan startup Taz Technologies, the firm behind digitised mail service technology application MPost, has announced plans to speed up its expansion into the Sub-Saharan region to tap into opportunities presented by the implementation of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). The post MPost to expand to South Africa, Rwanda, Uganda for e-commer […]
This is Africa
Rethinking ukuthwala, the South African ‘bride abduction’ custom September 13, 2021
Perceptions of marriage abduction as a recent phenomenon hide the violence that has been done to women as part of culture. The post Rethinking ukuthwala, the South African ‘bride abduction’ custom appeared first on This is africa.
The Conversation
‘Society is not homogenous’: Locating the queerness in Climate Justice September 9, 2021
Climate justice and queer rights activism can at first glance seem to exist as separate movements, but further insight shows that they are deeply aligned and are driven by the same values. Queerness thrums with the same harmony that reverberates across nature, which climate justice aims to save. This article focuses on exploring that connection of nature, cl […]
Zanta Nkumane
Zambia’s new president takes aim at the security sector September 9, 2021
The region’s securocrats are no doubt unsettled by Hichilema’s decisive action to replace the country’s entire security leadership. The post Zambia’s new president takes aim at the security sector appeared first on This is africa.
Institute for Security Studies
Guinea has a long history of coups: here are 5 things to know about the country September 9, 2021
Guineans have experienced military rule before, and they know that the consequences can be dangerous. The post Guinea has a long history of coups: here are 5 things to know about the country appeared first on This is africa.
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