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Time for Peru to choose its way

Last stage of Peruvian elections looks set to be between two women, as left winger, Veronika Mendoza hits late surge in popularity...   Full article available at: Gotesborg-Posten [Swedish].
from Jorge Riveros-Cayo on Apr 1, 2016.

Two young women putting a stop to child marriage in Zimbabwe

Ruvimbo Tsopotsa and Loveness Mudzuru were both from poor backgrounds, were married at 15 years and had children early, leading them to leave school, with Ruvimbo also experiencing domestic violence from her husband. However, supported by the organisation, ROOTS, they filed a legal [...]
from Thelma Chikwanha on Mar 15, 2016.

Column from Shahira Amin, who resigned over censorship at Tahrir square protests

Shaira Amin resigned over censorship at the Tahrir square protests, where she was asked from her news channel to cover the pro-Mubarak rallies instead of the protests. Since, under Mubarak, she has found that the situation has become far worse for journalists, and writes about [...]
from Shahira Amin on Jan 3, 2016.

Women's rights movement in Tunisia

Two Tunisian women's activists, Fessi and Khalifa, met and brought their different experiences into forming an NGO, that has since expanded influence across Tunisia and into other parts of the Arab world.    Full version available on Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish].
from Shahira Amin on Dec 15, 2015.

Interview with Tamiru Abiya, ground water expert

While the African continent lies on a reservoir of ground water, there are issues to lack of access to clean water. This article is a Q&A with Tamiru Abiye, who has conducted research on groundwater for 27 years, and found that while more than 80% of Africans depend on [...]
from Munyaradzi Makoni on Nov 2, 2015.

Nigeria's smart agripreneurs

In Nigeria, farming and agriculture business is generally seen as being for older people, but 26 year old Olawale Ojo and 29 year old Emmanuela Clinton are bucking the trend and do not conform to this idea. Full version available on Forskning & Framsteg [Swedish].
from Jacqueline Nkechi on Oct 23, 2015.

Back with my mother, I can end the violence

Katerin Malespí left home at 14 to live with a man twice her age. Now 19, she's back home with her mother ("It is good, we can help and protect each other") and her daughter. Sergio Cruz reports.  Full version available on Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish].
from Sergio Cruz on Sep 9, 2015.

It's a family affair

Sushmita Preetha meets Assess Warsi's extended family in Dhaka - his immediate family, his children's families, his three siblings' families and staff. Full article available on Svenska Dagbladet [Swedish]
from Sushmita Preetha on Sep 8, 2015.

Environmental fallout over Peruvian mine

Plans for a copper mine in Arequipa have sparked the latest conflict over mining issues and the environment in southern Peru. Mining is an important national resource but local farmers fear the mine will pollute the waters and the earth. Full version published in the [...]
from Jorge Riveros-Cayo on Aug 23, 2015.

Chile: Prepared for a new catastrophe

When Chile's 2014 earthquake struck, people knew how to respond: they had learned from previous 'quakes, Maria Elena Hurtado talks to residents and experts about Chilean resilience building. The full story was published on Göteborgsposten [paper version].
from Maria Elena Hurtado Oyanedel on Aug 9, 2015.
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