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‘Not the Kind of Life a Human Being Should Live’: How Namibia’s Sanitation Crisis Is Endangering Its People and...
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By Frederick Clayton and Sonja Smith
Photography by Margaret Courtney-Clarke
AN INEFFECTIVE APPROACH EXACERBATES A GROWING CRISIS
Xhuka Shorty and his family are...
‘Not the Kind of Life a Human Being Should Live’: How Namibia’s Sanitation Crisis Is Endangering Its People and...
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By Frederick Clayton and Sonja Smith
Photography by Margaret Courtney-Clarke
Every day, Natalia Shaanika, 15, escorts her five younger siblings across a...
Abandoned Mines: A Danger to Communities Across Nigeria
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Coal was first discovered in Nigeria in 1909 at Udi in Enugu, south-eastern Nigeria. The country’s first coal mine,...
INVESTIGATION: How Borno Rep Member Seeking Re-election Influenced Award of N1.2 Billion Contract to His Company
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By Uchenna Igwe and Imran Ridwan, UDEME
In contravention of Nigeria’s public procurement law, at least five public projects worth...
How APC Senator Uses Women Groups For Subtle Vote Buying In Gombe
Barely a week before the presidential and national assembly elections this Saturday, Senator Sa’idu Ahmed Alkali, APC Gombe north,...
How Clerics Influence Voters’ Choice of Candidates in Bauchi
Several voters in Bauchi State will make their decisions about who to elect into various positions based on what...
Hopes, Fears As Insecurity Threatens Successful Polls in Zamfara Communities
Barely one week before Nigeria’s general election, residents of rural communities in Zamfara State still live between hope and...
How APC’s Unlawful Jagaban Army Threatens Peaceful Elections
They called themselves “Jagaban Army”.
Led by Dayo Israel, the national youth leader of All Progressives Congress who named himself...
