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How Africa can reduce COVID-19’s impact on displaced persons
Swift positions taken by the AU could be stymied by ongoing conflicts, funding shortfalls and border closures. Africa’s 25.2 million…
Mauritius battles a growing synthetic drugs problem
Government’s progressive public health stance reduced cannabis and heroin use, but isn’t working for synthetic drugs. For decades Mauritius has…
Reparations for victims matter as much as Kabuga’s trial
Prosecutions contribute to history and truth but shouldn’t be allowed to again overshadow compensation for Rwanda’s victims. The arrest…
Controlling COVID-19 will carry devastating economic cost for developing countries
A deserted street in Cairo after coronavirus-related restrictions were tightened. Egypt has been one of the hardest hit in Africa.…
Police officers accused of brutal violence often have a history of complaints by citizens
Wednesday, 03 June 2020 01:16 Written by theconversation Police work to keep demonstrators back during a protest in Lafayette Square Park on May 30, 2020 in Washington, D.C.…
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Bill Gates conspiracy theories echo through Africa
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