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Sub-Saharan Africa

Police

Corruption has become the norm

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by Raphael Mweninguwe
Local communities tend to stay poor: Maasai hired to provide a photo opportunity to travellers.

Economic development

Revival strategy

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by Grace Atuhaire
Not an innocent beach encounter in Mombasa.

Sexual abuse

Depressing aspects of tourism

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by Grace Atuhaire

Women

Gender violence aggravated with Ebola

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by Alie Yunus Kallay
Young bird-watching tour guides.

Community-based tourism

Off the beaten track

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by Theresa Krinninger
Fruit seller in Accra: agricultural commodities are the pillars oft he Ghana’s economy.

Interview

“It’s a game”

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by Vladimir Antwi-Danso
The government of Ruanda communicates the benefits of paying taxes to their citizens: center of Kigali.

State revenue

More taxes, more development

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk

Press freedom

Jailing journalists

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by Grace Atuhaire
Kiros Abeselom explains possible applications of solar power to students at the Addis Ababa Tegbare-id TVET College.

Official development assistance

Systemic flaws

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by Kiros Abeselom
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