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    PoliticsRwanda

    Correcting the depiction of the “Hotel Rwanda hero”

    By Jos van Oijen
    September 14, 2020
    Concerns about Paul Rusesabagina’s arrest may be well-founded, but descriptions of him as a real-life human rights hero may be less so. On 31 ...
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  • nigerian comedians
    CultureNigeria

    Nigerians are the funniest people on the internet. These five prove it.

    By Emmanuel Esomnofu
    September 11, 2020
    A growing wave of comedians in Nigeria are keeping the country and its diaspora laughing.  Nigerians believe they are some of the funniest people ...
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  • Politics

    The Role of Government in Cryptocurrency Trading

    By Uncategorised
    September 10, 2020
    Cryptocurrency trading has grown rapidly in recent years, attracting both investors and regulators. Governments worldwide are taking different approaches to managing digital currencies. Some ...
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  • Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (left) with President Paul Kagame (right) in February 2020. Credit: Paul Kagame.
    EthiopiaPolitics

    More questions than answers: Whither Ethiopia’s transition?

    By Tsedale Lemma
    September 10, 2020
    Ethiopia’s democratic transition was already precarious. Two developments have made it even more uncertain. When Abiy Ahmed became Ethiopia’s prime minister in April 2018, ...
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  • seven myths about sex education
    KenyaSociety

    Seven myths about sex education debunked

    By Tom Jalio
    September 9, 2020
    Countries with more sex ed have lower teen pregnancy rates, yet policymakers in Kenya continue to push against it.  Imagine firefighters approaching a burning ...
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  • Cameroon plan
    CameroonPolitics

    Cameroon’s curious plan to rebuild from the war, while it still rages on

    By R. Maxwell Bone
    September 8, 2020
    The government and UNDP have announced a plan for the Anglophone regions. How have people reacted? This spring, Cameroon’s government announced a new plan ...
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  • disabilities africa
    Society

    I wasn’t left behind, but most learners with disabilities still are

    By Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame
    September 3, 2020
    Most students with disabilities do not get a good quality education, but small changes can make a big difference. Inclusive education is very close ...
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  • Jie herdsmen with their livestock in Kotido district, Uganda. Paramilitaries. Credit: Sam Meyerson.
    PoliticsUganda

    “They’ve never forgotten”: Uganda’s paramilitary problem

    By Sam Meyerson
    September 3, 2020
    In Karamoja, local defence units have been deployed to stop castle rustling. But memories of past violence at the paramilitaries’ hands still loom large. ...
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  • rwanda trust President Paul Kagame lights the Flame of Remembrance to commemorate the 1994 genocide in 2018. Credit: Paul Kagame.
    RwandaSociety

    How trust returned to Rwanda, for most but not all

    By Bert Ingelaere & Marijke Verpoorten
    September 2, 2020
    Conflict breaks trust. Genocidal violence obliterates it. Violent conflict always leads to a wide array of devastation. People are killed, infrastructure is destroyed, and ...
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  • Glass bottom boat operators take tourists and residents to snorkel in Blue Bay Marine Park on 21 February 2020. Credit: Catherine Ward.
    ClimateMauritiusSociety

    What will be the environmental impact of the Mauritius oil spill?

    By Olivier Pasnin, Suthananda Sunassee, Vikash Tatayah, Anne Turner & Catherine Ward
    September 2, 2020
    The oil spill’s long-term impacts on Mauritius’ fragile ecosystems will take years to fully comprehend, but the signs are already clear. The environmental crisis ...
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