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Building collapses happen frequently in Lagos, sparking concern from the government and other stakeholders. The use of substandard building materials, the deployment of unsafe, ... Read more »
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What does health have to do with climate change? If you stop to think about it: Everything. Read more »
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The climate crisis is no longer a future concern. It has already begun. Extreme heat is threatening Read more »
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Every day, the food we eat connects us to a vast global network of farmers, traders, food manufacturers, retailers, and many others involved in bringing food from the farm to the ... Read more »
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Slee Mbhele volunteers as a firefighter in South Africa because the racial and economic divides that segregate the country seem to dissolve when confronting a blaze. Mbele is a ... Read more »
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Over 500 years ago, South Africa's indigenous Khoi and San population fought off a Portuguese attack in one of the first, and most successful, anti-colonial battles in Africa. ... Read more »
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Rwanda's capital Kigali has a shortage of over 30,000 dwelling units out of 31,279 units in demand every year, according to studies. With urbanisation expected to rise to 35% ... Read more »
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In February 2021, a taskforce sent by Lagos state's New Towns Development Authority (NTDA) started bulldozing all the structures in the coastal neighbourhood of Oke-Egan, evicting ... Read more »
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Deputy President David Mabuza has said 436,563 hectares of land have been released as of May 13, 2021 and approved for allocation, under the land distribution programme. The ... Read more »
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South Africa's economic policies have been moving to the right, embracing big business and ignoring workers and jobless people. Why does no organised voice speak out against this, ... Read more »
