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Matuba MahlatjieAdapting and saving jobs in the midst of a pandemic
Johannesburg, South Africa • Business, Current Affairs, Social, Travel • 23 Apr 2021
A Johannesburg restaurant owner lost her business in the aftermath of the first wave of the pandemic. But a little over a year later, Mphutsako Majoro is still generating revenue in the same premises - but this time, manufacturing Personal Protective Equipment including face masks and shields. The... Read more
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Inside South Africa's gender reassignment government-sponsored programme
Pretoria, South Africa • Current Affairs, Technology, Medical, Social, Cultural • 23 Apr 2021
South Africa is the first African country to legally endorse same-sex unions. Now, it’s become the only country on the continent with two of its public hospitals offering gender reassignment for transgender people. We’d like to document a transman known as Truncle Thomars, originally from Zimbabwe,... Read more
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Hafida BENYACOUBLa mobilité en Europe: Le train deviendrait le moyen plus sain et rapide à utiliser?
Brussels, Belgium • Science & Environment • 25 Apr 2021
Aujourd'hui, la protection de l'environnement, le green-deal européen laisse à penser que la mobilité se passe par le train. L'Europe consacre cette année à l'usage du rail depuis sa naissance au Pays de Galles. Si des études ont démontré que ce transport ne dépensait pas de décarbonatation, donc... Read more
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Enos DenhereWhen there is crises(COVID-19), we know that girls are hardest hit due to harmful social norms and double discrimination
Harare, Zimbabwe • Business, Finance, Politics, Current Affairs, Technology, Science & Environment, Natural Disasters, Film & Theatre, Entertainment & Celebrity, Sports, Food & Drink, Music, Health & Fitness, Medical, Paranormal, Media Training, Investigative Reporting, Research, Risk Analysis, Social, Cultural, Training, Breaking News, Climate Change • 27 Apr 2021
Covid-19 has been the worst public health crisis the world has seen in 102 years. Zimbabwe is on a tight lockdown imposed in early January which have affected the informal business operations. Since April 2020, local authorities in Zimbabwe’s major cities demolished thousands of illegally built... Read more
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Juan Pablo Torrents-FauraSurviving Covid
Barcelona, Spain • Investigative Reporting • 29 Apr 2021
Twelve months after the start of the state of alarm due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many professional fields have been seriously affected. But what has been the real impact on the different press groups in Catalonia? An approximation to three of these entities allows us to capture the existing scope... Read more
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Scovian LillianSocial change impact, a pre-requisite for Universities worldwide
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs • 30 Apr 2021
The global pandemic has seen various key players spring up to action to provide services to save populations from the deadly virus. Civil organizations, the medical fraternity, religious bodies, donors, and researchers among many others have continuously united to show humanity and social change.... Read more
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Garries WamundilaZambia’s President Aides lung cancer patient after her bedridden pictures went viral on social media
Lusaka, Zambia • Health & Fitness • 30 Apr 2021
Zambia’s President Edgar Lungu has pledged to meet all the medical requirements for a female youth based in the country’s Kabwe town who is battling lung cancer. President Lungu responded to the need after pictures in bedridden state of Chama Musonda who needs about K60,000 ($2,800) for... Read more
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Kevin McGwinDanish island set to return kids to schools, get haircuts amid relxation of Covid restrictions
Allinge, Denmark • Current Affairs, Breaking News • 30 Apr 2021
On 1 March, Denmark will be relaxing some of its Covid restrictions. The restrictions will be eased most on the island of Bornholm (where I live). Here, schools will again be open for all students, hairdressers will be allowed to re-open and people will be allowed to gather in groups of 10... Read more
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Santosh krlIn Myanmar, people protest against military coup with tattoos
Yangon, Burma • Politics, Research, Social, Breaking News • 30 Apr 2021
Hello, I am i touch with some tattoo artists from Yangon. They have been saying that there are many young people getting tattoos of thispring revolution in Myanmar. I think it is a cool story. I can interview a tattoo artist and someone who is getting the tattoo about the revolution. And, get... Read more
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Covid19: The way to stop pandemic, vaccine and?
Brussels, Belgium • Medical • 30 Apr 2021
Since 2020, medical research made effort to stop pandemic. The various vaccines made in a fast time let most of European countries go to an international race. Efficient as possible as vaccine, people keep getting doze medical support first and elders. Lockdown will give the possibility to spend a... Read more
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Swati K.The show must go on: survival of Rambo Circus in India
Mumbai, India • Entertainment & Celebrity • 30 Apr 2021
Video story pitch: The show must go on: survival of Rambo Circus in India Summary: When the coronavirus induced lockdown was imposed in march this year, 52yr old Biju Nair, the head of clown of India’s famous Rambo circus along with 100 artists forced to close their tents and left circus for... Read more
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Mahmud Mohammed-NurudeenExcessive Use of Antibiotics in Poultry industry in Ghana
Kumasi, Ghana • Science & Environment • 30 Apr 2021
It is a story about how poultry farmers use antibiotics excessively or inappropriately in Ghana. More than 60 percent of poultry farmers give antibiotics to DOCs and most farmers use antibiotics when animals are not sick. More 60 percent of farmers who are knowledgeable in biosecurity do not... Read more
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Muheet Ul IslamHow Gunfights Turn People Homeless In India-administered Kashmir
Srinagar, • War Reporter • 30 Apr 2021
Dear Editor, I hope my text finds you well. I want to file a detailed story for your organization from Indian administered Kashmir. The story is about property that gests destroyed during gunfights between militants and Indian armed forces. In one of the cases, last month, a catastrophic scene was... Read more
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Digging Soft Earth For Almost A Year- Father's Search For Missing Army Man In Indian-Admistered Kashmir
Srinagar, • Politics • 30 Apr 2021
Dear Editor I hope my email finds you well. I have a story for your organization from the Indian administered Kashmir. The story is about a man, Manzoor Ahmad Wagay, who from the last eight months is digging soft earth in south Kashmir to know the whereabouts of his son who was kidnapped by... Read more
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Gautam KalalIf you want to start an online business and work from home - this is for you!
Ahmedabad, India • Training • 30 Apr 2021
Want to Start Profitable E-Commerce Business? A complete step by step private digital marketing training and handholding support by Gautam Kalal Digital Marketing Consultant Join 7 Days E-Commerce Mentorship Book An Appointment for Zoom Call Discuss digital marketing strategies for your... Read more
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Alvin WesongaThe Companion
Nairobi, Kenya • Sports • 30 Apr 2021
Maybe the sport was the only thing that was working in their life. Maybe the days they showed up for matches and training were the only days they got to interact. How about their coach? Maybe that was the only person who believed in them. They were the only person who saw potential in them. The only... Read more
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Ruth EstherThe scramble for COVID 19 Vaccines in Africa
Kampala, Uganda • Current Affairs • 30 Apr 2021
As the global covid 19 vaccine supply gap deepens, Africa is determined to find ways of manufacturing their own vaccines to bridge the gap and stop waiting for donations that arrive in very limited dozes for their populations. On April 21st, African leaders will hold a virtual conference to discuss... Read more
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ramadan twipWar damage to farmers
Tripoli, Libya • Politics, War Reporter, Risk Analysis • 30 Apr 2021
After nearly a year has passed since the war that took place south of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, farmers are still trying to reclaim their farms that were damaged by the war and the theft of their equipment. Where the estimated area of agricultural land damaged by the war and its repercussions,... Read more
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Lawrence Tichaona MangenjeMen suffering in silence due to how society perceives gender-based violelnce
Harare, Zimbabwe • Social • 30 Apr 2021
In Zimbabwe, if not Africa at large, gender-based violence is perceived as wrongdoing which only victimizes women. Women are portrayed as the only wounded. However, recent research has shown that men also bear emotional scars emanating from the abuse by women and such stories are not told because... Read more
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Was Maraga Kenya’s finest Chief Justice?
Nairobi, Kenya • Current Affairs • 30 Apr 2021
Kenya’s Chief Justice David Maraga is set to retire in Mid-January next year, but he has however announced that he would be going on leave as of 11th December. Maraga, the second Chief Justice to Kenya under the new constitution took over from retired Chief Justice Willy Mutunga in 2016. Unlike... Read more
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Shuchita JhaWorld War II Bunker turns into music centre for musicians of this French town
Bayeux, France • Travel • 30 Apr 2021
This is a story of how a quaint little town of Bayeux, France turned a World War II hospital for German soldiers, built during the Normandy invasion of France, in 1944, into a place for musicians to rehearse. Some years ago, the musicians of the city needed a place to practice, and the city of... Read more
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Anand TumurtogooMongolia Lost the Battle with COVID-19, now the country charges the first COVID-19 whistleblower for libel
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia • Politics, Current Affairs, Social • 10 May 2021
A Mongolian whistleblower has been charged with leaking state secrets to the public since exposing the government's negligence in handling COVID-19 patients, culminating in the country's first communal epidemic. Munkhbat was quarantined at a dingy a resort for 21 days after waiting more than ten... Read more
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Andy RoesgenGeorge Floyd / Derek Chauvin trial verdict - Minneapolis
Minneapolis, United States of America • Breaking News • 31 May 2021
The verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial, currently going on in Minneapolis, is expected sometime around the end of April / beginning of May and it will be huge; the shocking death of a Black man under a white policeman's knee, caught on cellphone video, triggered world-wide demonstrations, left... Read more
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Black resistance to the vaccine in America
Chicago, United States of America • Current Affairs • 01 Jun 2021
Louis Farrakhan, head of Chicago-based Nation of Islam, is calling the newly-produced COVID vaccine "toxic waste". Polls show Black Americans are much more hesitant to take it -- and concern is understandable: the notorious "Tuskegee Experiment", which ran from 1932 to 1972, still looms large for... Read more
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Jackie Guigui-StolbergFarm-fresh to go: Roadside self-serve huts help Bavarian farmers and consumers get through COVID
Munich, Germany • Business • 30 Jun 2021
Who wants to go to a supermarket when you can buy fresh from a farm, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week while benefiting the local economy and the environment? First the Eierhäusl and Millihäusl (“egg huts” and “milk huts,” in down-home Bavarian dialect) − standing temptingly at roadsides and... Read more
