All posts tagged "africa"
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James Pegler | July 17, 2017
The Terrors of the Pygmy People
The Pygmy People of the Congo have suffered systematic racism and violence for several decades. Here is a...
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Eva Melusine Thieme | January 2, 2017
Mosetlha Bush Camp: Simple elegance on an African safari (Or: Lions, leopards, and a donkey boiler)
Three hours in an open Land Rover bumping along dusty lanes while tracking lion and buffalo have left...
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Eva Melusine Thieme | December 30, 2016
Living in the world’s most dangerous city
If you’ve lived in Johannesburg you won’t leave with the crime rate on your mind. You’re more likely...
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Eva Melusine Thieme | December 27, 2016
The streets of Cairo
In our minds, Cairo was the most exotic of destinations.
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Eva Melusine Thieme | December 24, 2016
Slackpacking in the wilderness
“Come slackpacking with us,” our South African friends said to us last month when talking us into a...
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Wyatt Redd | December 20, 2016
Trees might be the only thing to save Sudan
Sudan may be uninhabitable soon according to a recent report. And trees might be the only thing that...
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Eva Melusine Thieme | December 5, 2016
Pole Pole: Scaling Africa’s highest summit
I’m not sure exactly what possessed me to join the ranks of some 35,000 people who annually attempt...
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Crystal Robinson | November 17, 2016
What’s going on in Nigeria and why should we care?
Boko Haram and their growth cannot be ignored, even if they never target the U.S. and American citizens.
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Michelle Honeyager | October 27, 2016
Africa lost 30% of its elephants in less than a decade
We've got to act on poaching before we lose drastically more elephants.
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Kristen Callihan | September 23, 2016
The new human trafficking hotspot: Oman
More than 130,000 female migrants from other countries work in Oman as domestic workers as a result of...
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Kate Wilke | August 15, 2016
The Starling Project: Lighting the world with clean energy one candle at a time
The innovative Starling Project provides solar energy to impoverished communities by selling candles.
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Kate Wilke | July 12, 2016
Toxic gas becomes energy source to power Rwandan economy
Watch how Rwanda turns methane gas dissolved deep inside the waters of Lake Kivu into a lifeline.
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Alexandria Williams | May 28, 2016
Why cell phones are more important than food & electricity in Africa
It isn't uncommon to see cell phones in Africa in areas that have no electricity and little food.
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Kate Wilke | May 26, 2016
The Atlantic forest can’t survive without the toucans and the tapirs
Without the animals that feed off of its trees, the Atlantic Forest can't survive.
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Wyatt Redd | May 5, 2016
‘Miracle’ as infant was pulled from rubble in Nairobi
Workers searching for survivors in the rebel of a collapsed building in Nairobi rescued a six month old...