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Economic Inclusion

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Lesotho
July 12, 2017
The Lesotho night schools
topic: Child rights
by: Bob Koigi
Between two snowcapped mountains in one of the remotest parts of Lesotho, a host of schools defy the harsh weather, only accessible by foot or horseback.
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lake jabi
July 10, 2017
Abuja's Lake Jabi - The answer to the lagoons of Lagos?
topic: Economic Inclusion
by: Kolawole Talabi
When the dictator, General Ibrahim Babangida, hastily moved Nigeria’s capital from Lagos to Abuja, he discovered one entity he couldn't move: the lagoon.
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violence women
July 07, 2017
Combating gender-based violence in Kenya
topic: Women’s rights
by: Cherotich Kenei
In Kenya, gender-based violence still remains a concern. Casualties of the crime have largely been women and children, due to cultural ideas and practices.
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Cameroon school
June 30, 2017
A School for all - Cameroon makes education inclusive
topic: Child rights
by: Israel Bionyi
A charity school in Douala breaks stereotypes and puts disabled children alongside others to learn, and offers scholarships to the poor.
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drugs Okoa
June 26, 2017
Okoa, the technology fighting drug theft in Tanzanian hospitals
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
It is estimated that each year up to 30 million donated malaria treatment tablets are stolen. But technology has come to the rescue.
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Danakil Mine
June 14, 2017
The hottest place on earth: The salt mines of Danakil depression
topic: Economic Fairness
by: Bob Koigi
In the hottest place on earth, Danakil in Ethiopia, thousands of families have earned their income and livelihoods from mining a precious commodity: salt.
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paediatric centre
June 04, 2017
Soccer can help
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Israel Bionyi
The footballer Samuel Eto’o builds for Cameroon a paediatric centre worth €1,067,143, aiming at reducing infant mortality and childbirth complications.
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data
May 29, 2017
Citizen-generated data in sustainable development
topic: Sustainable Development
by: Cherotich Kenei
2014 saw the United Nations (UN) Secretary General’s High-Level Panel call for a data revolution, in a bid to create data that would be useful for [...]
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Children Africa
May 24, 2017
The bracelet that registers 230 million ‘ghost’ children
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
Adama Sawadogo has set out on a Herculean journey. He hopes to achieve it, thanks to technology.
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BARIKAMÀ
May 20, 2017
Barikamà: a journey from exploitation to entrepreneurship
topic: Refugees and Asylum
by: Federica Tedeschi
Barikamà (resilience in Bambara) is an African migrants’ cooperative which produces organic & African-style yogurt in Rome (Italy).
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Malaria vaccine
May 17, 2017
Hope to fight Malaria
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Cherotich Kenei
Although initiatives have been put in place to curb the spread of Malara in Africa, more needs to be done to end the vicious infection cycle.
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Coding
May 03, 2017
How to become a Google’s coding champion in Cameroon
topic: Digital Rights
by: Bob Koigi
At a time when his mates would be obsessed with being hip, Nji Collins Gbah, 17-year-old Cameroonian has overcome the odds to become a Google champion.
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kenya_workers
April 26, 2017
Taking a stab at universal basic income in Africa
topic: Economic Inclusion
by: Bob Koigi
A new model of aid is working directly with poor families in providing universal basic income to every adult, covering their basic cost of living.
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Tech Cameroon Genius Center
April 12, 2017
The next Mark Zuckerberg for Cameroon
topic: Innovation
by: Israel Bionyi
With limited funds but high motivation, Danielle Akini created a business. It trains children from 4 to 17 with skills to create the next big tech company.
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April 05, 2017
Kenya’s tweeting chief fights crime and improves community lives
topic: Digitalisation
by: Bob Koigi
A chief in a semi-urban area in Kenya’s Rift Valley province is using tweets to fight crime and alert locals on missing persons or livestock.
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April 03, 2017
Namibia student’s free to call phone
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
A Namibia secondary school student has invented a mobile phone with no sim card but which relies on radio frequencies to make calls anywhere at no cost.
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