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Climate protests by Fridays for Future in Rome in April.

Climate activism

“The climate movement is much less naive now”

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by Linus Steinmetz
by Jörg Döbereiner
In Nzara, in the south of the country, students drink water during the February heatwave.

Heat

The vicious circle of inattention

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by Alba Nakuwa
Vietnam’s growing e-learning business has attracted the attention of Apple CEO Tim Cook who visited the country in 2024.

E-learning

A top-down digital revolution

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by Giovanni Puglisi
“ALTERNATIVE FACTS” by Sudanese artist Khalid Albaih.

Our view

Why the world needs to relearn what is true

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
Disinformation and fake news are rampant online, and digital media literacy is more important than ever.

Technology and ethics

“Data literacy is about building informed, active citizens”

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by Irene Mwendwa
by Milena Kaplan 
Health workers talk to a girl before she is vaccinated against cervical cancer at a health centre in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Health

A preventable disease

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by Frank Ekow Baiden
This meme spread in Kenya following President William Ruto’s announcement to buy a machine that makes chapati – a popular flatbread – for schools. Many consider this to be superfluous compared to other problems in the country.

Internet culture

When humour and tragedy go hand in hand

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by Alba Nakuwa
Cotton harvest in Uzbekistan on the border with Turkmenistan.

Forced labour

Improving working conditions in Uzbekistan’s cotton industry

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by Shahida Tulaganova

Children in conflict

Almost half a million Cameroonian children are out of school

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by Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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