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Kinky-Curled Woman in a White World

How an online beauty portal can boost the self-confidence of black woman.

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Disconnected Ethiopians - Where do They Get Their Information?

How Ethiopians acces the internet through they are not connected.

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Facts or Rumors?

Social media plays a huge role in African conflict zones. It offers ways for evading media restrictions, but also bears dangers inherent in its use.

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The Influence of Afghan Media on the Lives of Afghan Women

Media for women in Afghanistan today is like a small candle in a dark circle

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We Are All Journalists: The Future of Reporting

When everyone can be a reporter, who are the journalists?

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Lost in Transition

How to Achieve Sustainable Media Development in the 21st Century

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Think Global, Broadcast Local

Why small community radios are playing an increasingly important role in Latin America

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Your Voice at the Border

What do refugees expect of peace in their homelands? A radio programme is trying to improve the situation of Columbian refugees in Ecuador.

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Political Participation

Victory By Facebook? - Egypt's Digital Youth Comes of Age

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Voices for a Dignified Life

Women are the ones who suffer most from the miseries of Guatemalan society.

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India: How to Manage Inclusion

Inclusiveness has become a major buzzword. What does it stand for and how does it translate into the Post-2015 Agenda debate?

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Social Media in the Revolution

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All You Need Is Love

"Israel loves Iran" - a path to peace in the Middle East?

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Editorial

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What Do You Share With a Stranger?

Performance-based artist from India, Amitesh Grover connects strangers from all around the world – without sharing a room.

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CineCita: Amplifying the Female Voice

Transmit women's voices between Latin America and Europe empower female roles in the Andes

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Learning

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The Real Digital Nomads

Pastoralists in Kenya combine their traditional nomadic life with modern technologies. E-learning bridges disadvantages while preserving their lifestyle.

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Interview: Language School 2.0 - Skype Lessons

What is the advantage of an online language school?

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Nigeria: Wonder Banks Debunked

Dubious banks take advantage of the poor in Nigeria. The mini-series “E-Go Better” educates farmers about the risks and chances of microfinance.

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Kenyan Soap Opera Takes a Teaching Role in UK Classrooms

A novel way in which popular media is used in enhancing education

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Delicious Bytes

DDD asked seven food bloggers from around the world what motivates them to blog and to share a regional favorite with you.

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Role of Mass Media in Enhancing Education in Bangladesh

Education is much more than going to schools, its purpose is to create awareness among people.

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Commerce

Revolution Is Good for Business

How the Arab Upheavals Shape the Regional Media Landscape

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Connecting Farmers

With 60% of Africa’s population working in agriculture, innovations like Esoko’s pricing apps promise to improve conditions of smallholder farmers.

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Interview: "Drying Tomatoes on (the) Air"

Radio for Economic Empowerment of Small-scale Farmers in Tanzania

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Media’s Capacity for Safeguarding Economic Reforms

Why development aid should also target media and people working in the media

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With a Smartphone Through Africa

Africa's start-up scene is driven by innovators in the field of digital media and IT. Some of them met through Ampion.

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