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Paul GasnierPakistan’s historic general election on July 25th
Islamabad, Pakistan • Politics, Current Affairs, Research, Breaking News • 26 Jul 2018
Pakistan’s July 25th general election is possibly the most Shakesperean of its history. I am covering it for several foreign outlets, and I am available for articles or phone interviews. Nawaz Sharif, the former PM and leader of the party in power, has been condemned to 10 years imprisonment... Read more
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Mohammad Zubair khanPAKISTAN ELECTION :
Islamabad, Pakistan • Politics • 31 Jul 2018
In Pakistan we are accepting PAKISTAN MOST CRITIAL ELECTION will be in the last week of the July. As concern to me I had covered all general election and local government election since from 2002, for the international media like BBC World, Sky, News Au, Vice, Telegraph, French 24 and others.... Read more
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Ndaizivei Michelle ChifambaAre Opposition political parties representing the neglected community
Harare, Zimbabwe • Investigative Reporting • 31 Jul 2018
Two months before the 2018 general elections, Zimbabwe has more than 120 political parties that have expressed interest for Presidency. I would like to trace the political manifestos of the various political parties and analyse which ones seek to address the challenges and represent the neglected... Read more
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Salman IdrisFootballs made in Sialkot will represent Pakistan at 2018FIFA World Cup.
Sialkot, Pakistan • Sports • 31 Jul 2018
Below are the details about Story. I can shoot brolls/interviews at the Telstar football factory premises situated at Sialkot city. Story published in Dawn News paper. https://www.dawn.com/news/1387073/footballs-made-in-sialkot-will-represent-pakistan-at-2018-fifa-world-cup YouTube... Read more
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Kazi Riasat AlveReporting monsoon risks in Rohingya refugee camps
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh • Current Affairs, Science & Environment, Natural Disasters, Investigative Reporting, Breaking News • 31 Jul 2018
The monsoon season started in Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees are on the high risk of landsliding incidents resulting from heavy rainfall. According to aid agencies more than 100,000 Rohingya refugees are in the risk of multislide and flooding. I'm frequently working as a photographer/journalist... Read more
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Joshua BurnsShould we be afraid of data?
Madrid, Spain • Social • 31 Jul 2018
With the introduction recent GDPR guidelines, which tighten laws surrounding the use of personal information, the somewhat shady world of data has been put under the spotlight. General opinion ranges from ignorance and apathy to slight unease to it being almost conspiracy-level force that uses... Read more
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Ousts Prime Minister Reception in Lahore, Pakistan
Lahore, Pakistan • Breaking News • 31 Jul 2018
Ousts Prime Minister Nawaz Shairf and his daughter are going to land in the Lahore airport, Pakistan. Both was declared by the Paksitani court and awarded them them ten and seven years sentences. Government official announced to arrest them on the airport and other side there followers... Read more
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Anietie UkpeAnalyzing Buhari’s Remark that Nigerian Youths are Lazy
Uyo, Nigeria • Politics • 01 Aug 2018
Defending President Muhammadu Buhari’s remark that Nigerian youths are lazy is like putting icing on cow dung. It may look nice on the outside, but the odour would still be there. In this case the nauseating odour stinks to high heavens. The unfortunate remark ran foul of a key theory of... Read more
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BRIAN AREMOHELECTIONS AFTERMATH
Kibera,Nairobi, Kenya • War Reporter • 01 Aug 2018
Today morning a group of women in Kibera took it on the streets at Olympic kibera area to call for peace and the stoppage of violence against women and all forms of extra judicial killings .This has been happening as the result of the unrest that erupted in parts of the slums in Nairobi Kenya... Read more
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faten omarDenied a future – ‘Illegal Syrian resident children attend ‘free’ school’
Salmiya, Kuwait • Current Affairs • 01 Aug 2018
free-schoolSyria’s civil war is one of the worst ongoing humanitarian disasters, and is showing no signs of abating anytime soon. Innocent Syrian civilians are suffering everywhere, and not only in Syria. Syrian children in Kuwait fled the war hoping for a better life here, but little did they know... Read more
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Isha SharmaYoga Instructor Training
Pune, Maharashtra India • Health & Fitness • 08 Aug 2018
The oldest Yoga Institute in the world, founded by Swami Kuvalayananda. Yoga instructor course available with training and certification. Contact Now. http://www.kdham.com Read more
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Farai ChirimumimbaGeneral elections in Zimbabwe: Ready to roll.
Harare, Zimbabwe • Politics, Current Affairs, Research • 31 Aug 2018
Available for an assignment in Zimbabwe, covering the elections build-up and actual election week. I will be able to give a full report of the days before, on and after the elections expected in July/August. I have enough contacts and ability to move throughout the country and be able to report on... Read more
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PAKISTAN ELECTION 2018
Islamabad, Pakistan • Politics • 31 Aug 2018
In Pakistan we are accepting PAKISTAN MOST CRITIAL ELECTION will be in the last week of the July. As concern to me I had covered all general election and local government election since from 2002, for the international media like BBC World, Sky, News Au, Vice, Telegraph, French 24 and others.... Read more
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Christina BucherYES, I AM HAVING MY FIRST CHILD AT 48!
London, United Kingdom • Health & Fitness • 31 Aug 2018
Headline YES, I AM HAVING MY FIRST CHILD AT 48! Teaser And I had to go to Greece to get pregnant Age of any case studies 48 Story details Jane couldn’t naturally conceive. She went to her GP, did all exams she possibly could and found there was nothing wrong with her but also nothing wrong... Read more
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Salman Idris
Pakistan General Elections 25th July 2018.
Islamabad, Pakistan • Politics, Current Affairs, Breaking News • 01 Oct 2018
General elections are scheduled to be held in Pakistan on 25 July 2018. All 342 seats in the National Assembly 172 seats needed for a majority. I offer my Shoot/edit/Fixer/Producer services for the Pre-election News stories,Electoral Process and Post Elections process from all over Pakistan.... Read more
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Andréa MagalhãesBrazil Election Coverage
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Politics • 31 Oct 2018
In October, the Brazilian electorate will vote for a new president, governors, and federal and state congress members in a polarized political environment. Brazilians still do not know their options and the fate of former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is completely uncertain. Will he be a... Read more
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Badebye GodfreyBLIND BEAUTICIAN
Kampala, Uganda • Social • 01 Dec 2018
Aisha Bahati is undoubtedly an inspiration to many people especially those with sight impairment At the age of seven, she suffered an ailment that later left her blind but many years later, the loss of sight couldn't be loss of a dream. Today she runs a salon and she is a sought after... Read more
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bayo akinpelu israel godsonGeorge weah prepares to be liberias first legalmale president after the war...........
Monrovia, Liberia • 360 Videography • 07 Dec 2018
George weah prepares to be liberias first legalmale president after the war........... Read more
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Thurea MwadzayaHEALTH FITNESS TO THE DISABLED
Mombasa, Kenya • Health & Fitness • 18 Dec 2018
A 54 year old man uses physiotherapy to heal disabled child .Through exercises ranging from walking ,enhancing good sitting positions . Peter has enabled more than 5 disabled children who were admitted at a disabled hospital in portrieze in Mombasa where the mother had to discharge them as they... Read more
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Ayuba IliyaUNMASKING THE KILLER HERDSMEN IN NIGERIA
Abuja, Nigeria • Investigative Reporting • 20 Dec 2018
It has been an age long phenomenon not only within Nigeria and Africa but the world over, predating modern life as even Biblical records showed that the first murder was by a Farmer (Cain) against a cattle breeder (Abel). The sudden re-surge of the farmer/herders crisis in Nigeria has since sparked... Read more
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steve lefophanaDuduza community cry foul over high crime
Johannesburg South, South Africa • Current Affairs • 29 Dec 2018
Residents of Duduza informal settlement in Tshwelopele , Tembisa have given a stern warning to criminals who carry on stealing from the community while they are away at work and have seen that as a opportunity. This is after more than 15 sharks in Block D were broken and more goods and chattels... Read more
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Wassim Ben RhoumaDocumentary co-production
Tunis, Tunisia • Film & Theatre, Investigative Reporting, Research • 31 Dec 2018
Looking for a a co-producer or content producer to producer a serie of documentaries in Tunisia, in the Mediteranian and Maghreb region. If you are interested please let me know. Read more
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Charles DokeThe Almajiri Child
Yola, Nigeria • Current Affairs • 31 Dec 2018
The Almajiris are basically children whose parents send them to far flung parts of Northern Nigeria to acquire Islamic education. The irony is that these kids, sometimes as young as 4 have to fend for themselves by begging on the streets and sleeping anywhere they find shelter. The rise of suicide... Read more
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Julius MugambwaUganda's little punches with Olympics dreams
Kampala, Uganda • Business • 31 Dec 2018
A boxing club in Uganda's capital is helping children as young as ten in slums to pursue professional boxing careers Uganda's biggest boxing achievement at Olympics is 3 silvers with the last one won in 1980 Since then, several boxers have been at the games but with not much to celebrate but... Read more
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The past, present, and future of Rio's port area
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Current Affairs • 31 Dec 2018
In the colonial era of Brazil, Rio's port area was the principal entry of Africans in the Americas. Slaves, of course. Centuries later, the venue was completely abandoned, becoming dangerous to visit it (and this until a very recent time). With the 2016 Olympics, there were public and private works... Read more
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Brazilians discover Portugal
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Current Affairs • 31 Dec 2018
Brazil's economic crisis deepens two serious problems in the country: unemployment and lack of professional perspectives, even for qualified and experienced people. In this scenery, many Brazilians have been moving to Portugal searching for better opportunities. The objective of this report is to... Read more
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Merxhan DaciAlbanian Mystery Island Opens to Tourists
Tirana, Albania • Social • 31 Dec 2018
Once upon a time the home of some Albanian military personnel, the island of Sazan, is nowdays becoming a great attraction for foreigners who come to Albania but also for Albanians. Hoxha, the famous dictator of Albania, had a very strategic and at the same time a crazy plan for Sazan which was to... Read more
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Francis KabuyaDRCongo Electoral Process and 2018 Elections
Kinshasa, Congo The Democratic Republic • Politics • 31 Jan 2019
DRCongo Electoral Process and 2018 Elections In the Democratic Republic of Congo, elections are scheduled for December 28, 2018 according to the electoral calendar. From the voting machine, to all the electoral process until the vote. We bring you all the stories that interest you before, during... Read more
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Darren Allan KyeyuneTen-year-old defies infirmity to delight in swimming
Kampala, Uganda • Sports • 01 Jun 2019
Despite infirmity on her right hand, Husinah Kukundakwe has taken the swimming fraternity of Uganda by storm with her skills in the pool. The ten-year-old has been swimming since her pre-primary and recently began competing favourably amongst the fully-abled age-mates. Her coach Matovu Wasswa picked... Read more
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steve lefophana
Amabherete makes a sudden come back
Johannesburg South, South Africa • Politics • 01 Dec 2019
Known for their brutal approach, heavy amination and bullet proofs embodied in them, the notorious Police tactical response team normally known as Amabherete have made a sudden come back after few years of disappearance. In a Press conference Police Minister Fikile Mbalula “South Africa has been... Read more