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The Ones We Left Behind : A Case For Education Accessibility In Refugee Camps.

Woopi Anesu Takarasima December 17, 2020 The Ones We Left Behind : A Case For Education Accessibility In Refugee Camps.2020-12-17T17:24:41+02:00 Education No Comment

(Source: Flickr-Yothin Insuk) "Education, for me, has been the only hope that continues to drive me forward. It has been the only thing I look to, to change; my life,…

Of People Living Everywhere Yet Belonging Nowhere: The Story of Zimbabwean Economic Refugees

Anne-Sharlene Murapa December 11, 2020 Of People Living Everywhere Yet Belonging Nowhere: The Story of Zimbabwean Economic Refugees2021-01-06T05:57:41+02:00 Governance No Comment

Becoming An Economic Refugee Being Zimbabwean and not actually living in Zimbabwe has become the norm for many nationals of the country. This is because many Zimbabweans today fit the…

Maryann Mwangi on Pre and Post untold Love Story of Arts and Politics: “I love this article Gretta. I once read somewhere there are some forms of art like music that we can…” Apr 17, 15:37
Maryann Mwangi on Genetically Modified Crops- Where Do We Stand?: “I happen to be one of those sceptical people, I am so scared of what GMO foods will become. The…” Apr 17, 15:16
Tiro Murenzi Guilaine on A Single Paper could lead to your Unprecedented Death if you are an Immigrant, Refugee, or Asylum seeker in South Africa: “Thank you for raising such an important challenge mainly faced by undocumented immigrants. I totally agree with you that not…” Apr 16, 14:08
Ruzindana Belyse on We Want To Move It Move It! The Story of Urbanization, Transportation, and Population: “I think from Awoke’s question, African countries can try as best as they can to strengthen their domestic social, and…” Apr 16, 11:00
Ruzindana Belyse on Sustainable Food Security: “I am totally for the idea of restoring native and local crops in the main stream of the agricultural sector.…” Apr 16, 10:27