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20Apr 2019
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  Innovators working to meet Africa's unmet health needs

An exhibition by the 30 WHO Innovation Challenge finalists was officiated by President of Cabo Verde Jorge Carlos Fonseca with a ribbon-cutting...
20Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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  The working class must change the world for all humanity

The working class exists for humanity; if it is to radically change the world, it must wage its...
18Apr 2019
The Guardian Reporter
The Guardian
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Occupational accidents are unplanned events that cause damage-WHO

Tanzania has a number of laws and regulations that govern occupational safety and health (OSH)...
16Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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Another setback for stability in Mali

On 5 April, thousands of Malians took to the streets of Bamako to demand the resignation of...
15Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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Journalist who has devoted her life’s work to telling her story

ALTHOUGH she’s spent most of her life in a conflict zone, Aliya Bashir has devoted her life’s...
15Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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Successful modern-era publications invest in people and not in product

A student in a media management course had to interview a media professional for his final...
13Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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  For credible elections, Africa needs more from the AU

Africa is experiencing a busy electoral year. Two important polls took place in February, in...
13Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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Heroin use is shooting up in South Africa

Research has found widespread and problematic use of heroin in South Africa’s small towns, big...
13Apr 2019
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The Guardian
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Tactical urbanism makes kids’ school trips safer in Africa

THE World Resources Institute (WRI), a non-profit global research organization, awarded its...

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