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20Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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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
Correpondent
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)...
09Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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Poacher eaten by lions after getting killed by elephant in S.Africa

A suspected rhino poacher has been trampled on by an elephant then eaten by a pride of lions in...
09Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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Secure land rights is the path to end global poverty

The lack of a strong land record keeping system is partially responsible for the slow recovery...
08Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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A racial vision of an African leadership

Pan-Africanism took root among Zanzibar Anglicans because of their church and school networks...
08Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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SAPP moves to connect Angola, Malawi and Tanzania

THE Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) has recorded notable progress towards their goal to...
06Apr 2019
Correpondent
The Guardian
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Why some African Americans  are moving to Africa

African Americans are returning to the lands of their ancestors as life becomes precarious and...
06Apr 2019
James Kandoya
The Guardian
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Community health workers yearn for consideration in government payroll

AMERBEGA Novati is a small-scale farmer in Bwangaluti Village, in Missenyi District, Kagera...

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