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Economic Inclusion

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Bicycling out of poverty, towards development
topic: Economic Inclusion
by: Vanessa Ellingham
Discussion with Dave Neiswander, president of World Bicycle Relief, an organisation which uses bicycles as a tool for development.
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Refugees - the winners of hearts in this year's Olympics
topic: Refugees and Asylum
by: Bob Koigi
During Rio Olympics 2016, ten participants have shaped global history by becoming the first refugees to have ever participated in such an event.
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Kite flying is a dying sport
topic: Arts
by: Jose Kalathil
A few days left before the 70th celebrations of India's independence on August 15, the country's capital's skyline is dotted with kites of all types.
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Zimbabwe’s pyramid schemes
topic: Security
by: Henri-Count Evans
‘Too good to be true’, and yet pyramid schemes have become an everyday reality for thousands of Zimbabweans.
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DPRK Team on the Attack
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Nigerian football pitch relies on players’ movements to generate electricity
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
As Africa looks to diversify its energy mix for both household and industrial use, groundbreaking innovations are keeping the dream alive.
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Abortion in Northern Ireland is still a crime
topic: Abortion
by: Federica Tedeschi
Abortion is banned in Northern Ireland, even in cases of rape, incest or when the foetus will not survive. Women themselves can even face life sentences.
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More strip tease for Zimbabwe
topic: Women’s rights
by: Rosemary Musvipwa
To some, the sight of a naked body in the public sphere is a normal artistic expression; to others, it evokes feelings of disgust; what about Zimbabwe?
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Kenyan women grow their way out of poverty with table banking
topic: Women’s rights
by: Bob Koigi
Angela Mwongela, 42 years old, has educated her first child through university, built a house for her family and a business without a bank account.
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A dignified retirement for faded flowers
topic: Women’s rights
by: Pablo Pérez Álvarez
Marbella slept in the streets until she heard of a shelter in the centrical Tepito quarter of Mexico City, made for elderly women who have been prostitutes.
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A struggle for identity in Pakistan
topic: LGBT Rights
by: Shadi Khan Saif
Pakistan often makes international news for unsightly human rights abuses. The nation surprised many with two rather progressive news events last month.
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East Africa prepares for its first solar car
topic: Renewables
by: Bob Koigi
East Africa has launched the region’s industrialization decade, intended to spur the region into economic and industrial take-off with homegrown innovation.
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Alternative medicine in Zimbabwe
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Rosemary Musvipwa
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Medical science has endeavoured to certify how worthy this fruit is as an alternative to mainstream [...]
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The child marriage terminator of Malawi
topic: Child rights
by: Bob Koigi
One traditional female leader is working to change child marriage in Malawi, ranked 8th out of the 20 countries with the highest child marriage rate.
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Yes, we have bananas
topic: Economic Inclusion
by: Andrew Scheinman
As the Berlin Wall fell, East Germans swarmed over to their Western brethren, trading their few Deutschmarks for a meager bunch of bananas.
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Educating the World’s Largest Population: Why China’s Children Excel
topic: Child rights
by: Nicole Webb
Mid-June each year, classrooms across China are crackling with the energy of ten million teenagers sitting the “Gao Kao” entrance examination to [...]
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Gauteng cab drivers up in arms against Uber
topic: Transparency and Corruption
by: Shasha Seakamela
Among their concerns with Uber, Johannesburg metered taxi drivers complain about operating permits, which cause unfair competition, and labour practices.
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