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Why calling for a new climate deal isn’t such a bad idea | The Conversation

15 June 2017 By admin

Why calling for a new climate deal isn't such a bad idea: A floating school in a Lagos Lagoon fishing community is threatened by climate change. Reuters/Akintunde Akinleye US President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord was greeted with consternation in the rest of the world. Both the United Nations and former President Barack Obama described the decision … [Read more...] about Why calling for a new climate deal isn’t such a bad idea | The Conversation

SA News: Malinga makes such a difference at controlling the end overs: Ford

18 February 2017 By admin

Malinga makes such a difference at controlling the end overs: Ford: His impending return to the limited-overs series against South Africa was then hampered after being diagnosed with dengue. "I think the damage control was really good - it's something they talk about a lot," said Ford, adding that it was unfortunate for ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Trevor Noah … [Read more...] about SA News: Malinga makes such a difference at controlling the end overs: Ford

Why the ‘loss of faith’ in heroes like Mandela may not be such a bad thing | The Conversation

26 September 2016 By admin

Why the 'loss of faith' in heroes like Mandela may not be such a bad thing: Older generation freedom fighters like Nelson Mandela are losing currency among some young people in South Africa. Yves Herman/Reuters The legacy of anti-apartheid activists no longer has currency for many of today’s youth. They believe that they have been failed by the older generation of political … [Read more...] about Why the ‘loss of faith’ in heroes like Mandela may not be such a bad thing | The Conversation

Lessons from three East African cities on why sanitation is such a challenge | The Conversation

19 November 2015 By admin

Residents of Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. Sanitation in the city is extremely poor. Reuters/Tobias SchwarzMore than half of people living in informal settlements in East Africa live in insanitary and overcrowded conditions. The number of people without adequate access to sanitation is around 55% in Kenya, 63% in Uganda and 68% in Rwanda. Poor sanitation and unsanitary … [Read more...] about Lessons from three East African cities on why sanitation is such a challenge | The Conversation

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