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October 23rd, 2018
Mandela Castro medical program continue to transform South Africa
| in: | Humans |
|---|---|
| by: | Shasha Seakamela |
Diplomatic relations between South Africa and Cuba have resulted in the establishment of a successful medical collaboration programme.
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October 22nd, 2018
Can an algorithm help us to make decisions?
| in: | Humans, Nature |
|---|---|
| by: | Frank Odenthal |
AlgorithmWatch claims to classify processes of algorithmic decision-making that are of social relevance.
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October 18th, 2018
Surviving Denmark’s Open Prisons for ‘Undeportables’
| in: | Humans |
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| partner: | NewsDeeply |
Married to a Dane, with a Danish son, Khoshnaw Nameq has been refused asylum in Denmark but cannot be deported to Iraq. what now?
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October 17th, 2018
The fake drug detector app
| in: | Humans, Economy, Technology |
|---|---|
| by: | Bob Koigi |
How a group of Nigerian teenage girls fight fake drugs with a detector app...
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October 16th, 2018
Love in the time of Mystic Messenger
| in: | Technology |
|---|---|
| by: | Sofia Gallarate |
| partner: | Screen Shot |
For the last few decades, dating sims (also known as relationship simulation role-playing games, RS and RPG), a gaming subgenre.
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October 15th, 2018
A Bosnian enemy image
| in: | Humans |
|---|---|
| by: | Katarina Panić |
Bosnia's nationalists keep power by creating an enemy image against their own citizens
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October 12th, 2018
On the run from war caught into a deadly drought
| in: | Humans, Nature |
|---|---|
| by: | Shadi Khan Saif |
The crippling drought caused by climate change has forcefully displaced more people in Afghanistan than the fighting has.
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October 11th, 2018
What if an Algorithm Decided Whether You Could Stay in Canada or Not?
| in: | Humans, Technology |
|---|---|
| partner: | NewsDeeply |
Rights advocates Petra Molnar and Samer Muscati pick apart experiments of AI in immigration that will be copied around the world.
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October 10th, 2018
Axis of evil: The illegal charcoal trade from Kenya to the Gulf States
| in: | Humans, Economy |
|---|---|
| by: | Bob Koigi |
Behind a flourishing illegal charcoal business in Somalia is a complex network of an Islamist terrorist group, the Kenyan military and the Gulf States.
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October 09th, 2018
What happens when human provenance is used to determine immigration rights?
| in: | Technology |
|---|---|
| partner: | Screen Shot |
Contemporary politics have seen a massive swing towards nationalism for better and, much more often, for worse.
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October 08th, 2018
A festival of misery
| in: | Arts |
|---|---|
| by: | Gurmeet Singh |
Does a Human Rights Film Festival in a European capital make sense?
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October 01st, 2018
Fresh hope for cholera-prone Zimbabwe
| in: | Humans |
|---|---|
| by: | Cyril Zenda |
Zimbabwe is currently in the throes of yet another cholera outbreak.
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September 26th, 2018
Africa’s youngest mobile money company CEO redefines financial inclusion
| in: | Humans, Economy, Technology |
|---|---|
| by: | Bob Koigi |
The youngest and only female to run a mobile money business in Africa, Natalie Payida Jabangwe, uses the power of technology for financial inclusion.
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September 25th, 2018
Welcome to the luxurious world of clean air
| in: | Technology |
|---|---|
| by: | Sofia Gallarate |
| partner: | Screen Shot |
As a vast majority of the world’s population is exposed to toxic air on a daily basis, an increasing number of people seek new ways to access clean air.
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September 24th, 2018
Radio Dabanga
| in: | Humans, Arts |
|---|---|
| by: | Frank Odenthal |
A radio station in Amsterdam provides independent news for the people in Darfur.
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September 20th, 2018
A fight against the use of hunger as a tool of war
| in: | Humans, Nature, Economy |
|---|---|
| partner: | NewsDeeply |
The World Food Programme’s chief economist explains how a new resolution could make it easier to fight food insecurity driven by violence.
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