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Do you care about the EU?By: Ines Monteyne |
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‘I wish I had AIDS and not diabetes’By: Katie Davies |
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Contro gli avvoltoi, c’è la Banca africana di sviluppoBy: Chiara Zappalà |
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The importance of local ownershipBy: Kata Molnar |
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Why did the environment emerge as a political issue at the end of the 20th century?By: Vadims Sondors |
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Jambiani - Zanzibar’s untouched gemAfter our press trip, we stayed on the island of Zanzibar- mainly here, in Jambiani. We visited one of the projects ran by TAMWA - see Chiara's fantastic article - and also got...15 August 2011 - By: Katie Davies |
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Zenji Hotel: A new kind of ethical tourismOne of the hotels we stayed at in Stone Town - a self styled 'ethical hotel' ran by a Tanzanian-Dutch couple.15 August 2011 - By: Katie Davies |
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Young Reporters Interview for Capital TVYoung Reporters Interview for Capital TV09 August 2011 - By: YRAP Team |
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The cost of economic independence? To put aside gender equalityWEZA is a project in Zanzibar addressed to women, traditionally controlled by men. One of the goals is women empowerment but it is rather the financial aspect to especially work.04 August 2011 - By: Chiara Zappalà |
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Àfrica, dia 4. Generadors / Africa, día 4. GeneradoresHavíem escoltat els forts sorolls dels generadors durant les últimes nits, i la recepcionista del nostre hotel ens havia explicat que era a causa dels talls d’electricitat. De...29 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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Africa, day 4. GeneratorsWe had heard the heavy noises from the generators during the last few nights, and the hotel receptionist had told us it was because of the power cuts. Indeed, she thought it was...29 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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Àfrica, dia 3. Capacitats (II) / Africa, día 3. Capacidades (II)No seria just que no anomenés CCBRT (Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitationin Tanzania) en el nostre tercer dia a Dar es Salaam.No havia llegit gaire coses sobre CCBRT,...27 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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Africa, day 3. Capacities (II)It wouldn’t be fair not talk about CCBRT (Comprehensive Community Based Rehabilitation in Tanzania) that we visited during our third day in Dar es Salaam. I didn’t read much...27 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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Àfrica, dia 3. Capacitats (I) / Africa, día 3. Capacidades (I)No entenia perquè anàvem a visitar tants centres dedicats a la millora de les persones amb discapacitats a Tanzània. No ho entenia perquè tenia els ulls posats a Europa. I des...27 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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Africa, day 3. Capacities (I)I didn’t really understand why we were going to visit so many projects about people with disabilities in Tanzania. I didn’t understand because my mind was still in Europe. And...27 July 2011 - By: Alba Málaga Homs |
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MEET SOME OF THE REPORTERS
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Chiara Zappalà (Italian)Journalism, 2nd year |
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Katie Davies (British)Journalism and Russian, 1st year |
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Indre Anskaityte (Lithuanian)Journalism, 3rd year |
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Alba Málaga Homs (Spanish)Master - Journalism and European Integration, 5th year |