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  • Politics of Migration PodcastSociety

    Ep 3: Kenya’s refugee policy: Towards coherence?

    By Curated Conversations: Exploring the Politics of Migration through Ideas 
    November 30, 2023
    Fabian Oriri, Rufus Karanja and Sumayyah Mokku discuss the contradictions and potential within Kenya’s refugee policy. Curated Conversations · Season 1, Episode 3: Kenya’s ...
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  • Local climate action. Despite making up less than 5% of the world's population, Indigenous peoples and local communities manage over 25% of the world’s land and support 80% of global biodiversity. Credit: Curt Carnemark / World Bank
    ClimateSocietyTop story

    All climate action is, ultimately, local. Talks and efforts must reflect that

    By Njenga Kahiro
    November 29, 2023
    Local communities are not the beneficiaries of climate action. They are the leaders and experts we must learn from and support. Those of us ...
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  • Eliud Kipchoge at the London Marathon. Credit: Colm Linehan.
    African Sports EconomyEditor's PicksResearch BlogsSociety

    Slam Dunk for Business: The growth of the African sports economy

    By Jörg Wiegratz & J Simon Rofe
    November 28, 2023
    African sport is going global, and with it come an emergent ecosystem of business opportunities, deals and alliances. The world of African sports is ...
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  • What's at stake for Africa regarding Adaptation at COP28? Credit: Jeff Attaway.
    ClimateEconomySocietyTop story

    Adaptation Q&A: What’s at stake for Africa at COP28?

    By Darlington Sibanda
    November 28, 2023
    What is adaptation? What will African countries be arguing for at COP28? Against whom? At the upcoming international climate talks in Dubai, developing countries ...
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  • In 2019, Cyclone Idai killed more than 1,000, particularly affecting Beira in Mozambique. Credit: World Bank / Sarah Farhat.
    ClimateSociety

    Without warning: Africa’s lack of weather stations is costing lives

    By Friederike Otto
    November 14, 2023
    The US and EU, with a population of 1.1 billion, have 636 weather radar stations. Africa, with a population of 1.2 billion, has just ...
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  • politics of migration podcast, pan-africanism and intra-african migration
    Politics of Migration PodcastSocietyTop story

    Ep 2: Pan-Africanism and Intra-African Migration

    By Curated Conversations: Exploring the Politics of Migration through Ideas 
    September 28, 2023
    Achieng Akena and Ibrahima Kane uncover the history of Pan-African ideas around migration and its as yet untapped radical potential. Curated Conversations · Season ...
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  • A refugee camp in northern Uganda. Credit: Photo: Denis Onyodi/Uganda Red Cross-Climate Centre.
    ClimateSociety

    Awareness of climate refugees is growing. Full recognition is needed

    By Cristiano d'Orsi
    September 27, 2023
    International law doesn’t recognise people displaced by climate disasters as refugees unless they also fear persecution. It’s time for an update. As our planet ...
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  • OpedPublic Health and MedicineTop story

    A drug development model for the diseases the world forgot

    By Monique Wasunna
    August 24, 2023
    Eschewing profit, over the past 20 years researchers at the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative have developed a dozen drugs accessible to the world’s ...
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  • Editor's PicksSocietyUgandaUrban transport

    Uganda’s boda bodas: Half a century of getting to places, madly

    By Tom Courtright
    August 20, 2023
    50-odd years ago, Ali Mayende’s innovation in the border town of Busia sparked a revolution that has become the lifeblood of East African public ...
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  • Kenya fog harvesting. Credit: David Njagi.
    ClimateKenyaSocietyTop story

    Kenyans look to the foggy heavens for water amid state neglect

    By David Njagi
    August 11, 2023
    With millions lacking decent access to water, growing numbers are using cheap innovations like fog harvesting to take it straight from the air. Each ...
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