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Humphrey Nkonde

humphrey_nkonde@ymail.com

last contributed to D+C/E+Z in the summer of 2019 as a journalist, media researcher and logistician resident in Ndola, Zambia.  

All articles of Humphrey Nkonde

Water
Humphrey Nkonde

Less rain, less electricity, less food

Little rainfall in Zambia leads to power cuts and low maize production

Escaping poverty
Humphrey Nkonde

Bank transfers from Parmalat

A dairy co-operative in Zambia’s Copperbelt helps women escape poverty

Mobile money services
Humphrey Nkonde

Popular with employees and customers alike

Mobile-phone companies in Zambia give unemployed youth a chance

Pollution
Humphrey Nkonde

Poor and poisoned

Many poor people in Zambia cannot afford proper housing and live in slums

Biotechnology
Humphrey Nkonde

Consumption might be unsafe

Zambia allows import of genetically modified food

Child labour
Humphrey Nkonde

Underage miners

Dangerous child labour is still rampant in Zambia

Cyber security
Humphrey Nkonde

A tax on every call

A new tax on internet calls may curb freedom of expression in Zambia

Planned parenthood
Humphrey Nkonde

Contraceptives for minors

Civil-society organisations in Zambia are trying to prevent unwanted pregnancies among schoolgirls

Internet
Humphrey Nkonde

Fighting child pornography

In order to fight sexual abuse of children, internet users in Zambia can now report child sexual abuse imagery

Informal employment
Humphrey Nkonde

Fixing broken phones

Some IT graduates in Zambia find livelihoods by repairing mobile phones

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