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In Nairobi in 2018, Kenyans and South Sudanese rallied to demand that assets of leaders who benefit from civil strife be frozen.

Migration in Africa

Life as a refugee in Kenya

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by Alba Nakuwa
Many African women use e-commerce to sell goods.

Gender justice

Encouraging women to profit from e-commerce in Africa

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by Jaylan ElShazly

Zimbabwe

No more work for informal garbage collectors

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by Progress Mwareya
Golomoti is the first commercially operated solar-power plant in Malawi. It is a public-private partnership between Canadian independent power producer JCM Power, investment company InfraCo Africa, the Malawian government and the state-owned Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi.

Impact investing

SDG financing: how billions become trillions

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by Bruno Wenn
Three participants in the Girls With Tools programme.

Working life

Vocational education for girls in Uganda

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Economic growth is not a magic wand for Africa

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