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In this file photo taken on December 15, 2013 Zambia's President Kenneth David Kaunda speaks during the funeral ceremony of South African former president Nelson Mandela.

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Kenneth Kaunda, Zambia first president, dead at 97

Kaunda was the founding father of African nationalism, fought white minority rule across southern Africa, and was a leading member of the Non-Aligned Movement during the Cold War.

17/06/2021

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The current plans for a new global digital tax are inadequate | View

As G7 finance ministers meet this weekend to discuss the proposals for a new global digital tax put forward by the OECD, it is hard not to feel defeatist, writes Anders Dahlbeck from ActionAid.

04/06/2021

A statue of Cecil Rhodes, a controversial Victorian imperialist, stands mounted on the facade of Oriel College in Oxford, England, June 17, 2020.

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Oxford University to keep statue of imperialist Cecil Rhodes

Oriel College said removing the statue of Cecil Rhodes, one of the architects of segregation in southern Africa, would be too costly.

20/05/2021

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Podcast | The difficulties African migrants face when setting up a new home

Getting documentation in order and making new friends is a priority for any immigrant. But what if you face xenophobic policies in your host country? Khopotso Bodibe meets with rights activist Sharon Ekambaram and anthropologist Julie Kleinman to talk about what Black migrants go through when they m

13/05/2021

Paris' Eiffel Tower has the best internet connection in Europe

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Eiffel Tower ranked the best European tourist spot for remote working

A new study explores whether there is a connection between the Eiffel Tower’s semblance to a transmission tower and the site’s quality internet offering.

04/05/2021

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22/04/2021

Governments have used the pandemic as a pretext to crack down on the freedom of the press, RSF has said

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Pandemic causes ‘dramatic deterioration’ to news access, watchdog says

Reporters without Borders warns governments are using the coronavirus pandemic as a means to crack down on freedom of the press.

20/04/2021

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Podcast | Growing up with absent fathers in the ghost of apartheid

What are the different forms of masculinity that live in South Africa nowadays? And what are the common challenges that overcome the heritage of segregation and apartheid? Join us in our latest #CryLikeABoy podcast episode.

01/04/2021

Scenic view of woman looking at lake in Finland at sunset.

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What is the happiest country in the world in 2021?

Here’s the definitive list of the world's happiest countries in the last year. Which one will you be adding to your bucket list?

25/03/2021

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Podcast | What can we learn from the men seeking friendship in mines

What are the positive forms of masculinities that emerge from the depths of South Africa’s abandoned gold mines? Listen to the new episode of our original podcast, #CryLikeABoy

18/03/2021

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What are the new UK hotel quarantine rules and who do they apply to?

The British government has set out stricter quarantine procedures and warn of the consequences if arrivals do not comply.

09/02/2021

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13 of the world's most Instagrammable waterfalls

Here, we chase waterfalls around the globe.

30/01/2021

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Podcast: Listen to every episode of Cry Like a Boy

The series looks at how these men are changing themselves, and their communities.

23/12/2020

A woman wears a face mask, to protect against the spread of coronavirus, as she browses for books in a second-hand bookshop in Brussels, June 11, 2020.

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Booker Prize 2020: Scottish writer Douglas Stuart wins for debut novel

19/11/2020

In this Aug. 25, 2019, file photo, displaced Yemenis receive food supplies provided by the World Food Programme, at a school in Sanaa, Yemen.

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Nobel-winning UN agency warns of 'famines of biblical proportions'

With the U.S. elections and COVID-19 monopolising the news agenda, the World Food Program has struggled to highlight "the travesty that we're facing".

14/11/2020

Nearly 40 years after the Falklands War, the territory has been declared free of landmines.

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Falkland Islands to be completely cleared of mines 38 years after war

The mine clearance was carried out by a team from Zimbabwe, under British supervision, enabling the UK to meet its obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention.

10/11/2020

Selassie Sithole, aged 10, harvests honey at the bee sanctuary and pays his own fees and stationery costs from the proceeds.

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The innovative new project saving Zimbabwe’s bees from extinction

Bees have been struggling to survive in Zimbabwe - but this radical sanctuary programme could be the answer.

12/09/2020

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The current plans for a new global digital tax are inadequate | View

Oxford University to keep statue of imperialist Cecil Rhodes

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Booker Prize 2020: Scottish writer Douglas Stuart wins for debut novel

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