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Gambian students in 2020: unless political literacy improves considerably, African governments will stay able to largely avoid accountability.

Global development

More political literacy would benefit African governance

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by Baba G. Jallow

Burundi

A hot lunch at school

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by Mireille Kanyange
Homeless children have lunch distributed by volunteers in Brasília, Brazil, 2020.

Child poverty

The harsh reality of street children in Brazil

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by Thuany Rodrigues
Providing nutritious food is still an important activity of the Santal pre-education centres of Ghosaldanga and Bishnubati.

West Bengal

Grassroots pre-school education in two Adivasi villages

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by Boro Baski
Boro Baski
Children study in front of a classroom at Al Nuur Primary School in Kakuma.

Refugee-camp life

Refugee girls need school opportunities

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by Alba Nakuwa
A preschool in South Africa.

Early childhood development

Various potentials

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by Sara Harkness
by Charles M. Super
Woman who fled the Congo in Pretoria, South Africa.

Women’s migration

Better jobs for migrant women

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by Purti Sadhwani
by Sundus Saleemi
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Does a high-income Gulf monarchy represent the “global south”? Sultan Ahemd Al Jabar of the United Arab Emirates serving as president of the Dubai climate summit in December.

Global governance

In world affairs, “person of colour” is a misleading term

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by Hans Dembowski
Kamala Harris – woman, Black and Indian American – representing the USA at the Dubai climate summit in December 2023.

Identity politics

Why the acronym BIPoC is less useful than it seems

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by Hans Dembowski
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