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For disabled people, inclusion almost only exists on paper.

Disability rights

For Nigeria’s disabled people, inclusion almost only exists on paper

Nigeria’s disability law guarantees inclusion and job quotas, yet weak enforcement and inaccessible infrastructure continue to exclude millions from the labour market and public life.

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by Sarafadeen Olalekan Oyeleke

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For many Zambians, the Zambezi is a lifeline.

Sustainable fish farming

Aquaculture is the new catch for Zambia’s fishers

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by Derrick Silimina

Gender equality

How a transgender tobacco farmer in Zimbabwe is fighting for dignity

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by Lungelo Ndhlovu

Employment

The hidden yet promising trend of female entrepreneurs in Somalia

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by Bahja Ahmed

Inclusion

This Malawian invention rewrites the rules for blind students

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by Lameck Masina

Sustainable agriculture

How farmers grow food without burning out their land

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by Derick Matsengarwodzi
A Taliban fighter stands guard as people receive food rations from China in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Afghanistan

Looking the other way is (not) an option

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by Selmin Çalışkan
Food aid in Kakuma is now only available to people who have been classified by the WFP as belonging to the relevant categories.

Refugees

Ending up in the last category means no food at all

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by Alba Nakuwa

Humanitarian crisis

Burundi’s refugee camps overwhelmed after new fighting in the DRC

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by Mireille Kanyange

Sustainability

How biogas is changing daily life in rural Rwanda

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by Stella Tushabe
The life-threatening tropical disease malaria is transmitted by the Anopheles mosquito.

Good News

Success in the fight against malaria

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