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Former Boko Haram child soldiers taking part in an EU-funded reintegration programme in 2020.

Islamism

Preventing Boko Haram from recruiting young people

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Education

How a pedagogy of sustainability can help Africa’s future

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Margaret Busby at the 2023 Booker Prize ceremony in London.

Literature

The literary power of Black women writers

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by Dagmar Wolf
In India, construction work tends to be unsafe in every sense of the word – labourer in Kolkata.

Labour market

Youth unemployment remains one of India’s great challenges

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by Roli Mahajan
Young women show their inked fingers after casting their votes during parliamentary elections in India in June.

Our View

Waithood – endless adolescence

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Inclusion

The fate of a Rwandan man with disability

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by Stella Tushabe
President Ruto agreed to speak to the youth online.

Youth movements

Why Kenya’s youth is taking to the streets

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by Alba Nakuwa
Shakira Wafula’s courageous stand during the protests has since earned her many media appearances – and a mural of herself. This is a screenshot from one of her most recent interviews.

Youth movements

“I am angry because Kenya is not working for many of its citizens”

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by Shakira Wafula
by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
Christopher Street Day in Mainz in July 2023.

Queer people

Defending the progress made

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by Kerstin Thost
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