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Shadows in Paradise: UAE Stirs Quiet Fears Over Environmental Cost of Seychelles’ Luxury Hotel Boom

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By Neha Wadekar Verified
| 100Reporters
MAHE, Seychelles—On a sunny April morning, Vanessa Didon walks along the upper edge of a picturesque beach, where the sand meets a thin green band of tropical vegetation. She stops, crouches low to the ground, peers into the undergrowth, and begins to dig. Didon works with the Marine Conservation Society Seychelles (MCSS), a local nongovernmental organization that protects wildlife.
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Ice hockey is flourishing in ... Nairobi

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By Neha Wadekar Verified, Khadija Farah
| National Geographic Verified
Nairobi’s Panari Hotel sits alongside a highway between the city center and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. On the second floor, across from a Chinese restaurant and next to a movie theater, is a small skating rink that serves as the home base for the Kenya Ice Lions, the only ice hockey team in equatorial Africa. On a recent Wednesday, the arena echoed with the thud of hockey sticks and bodies colliding with the boards.
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The Long Road to Justice for Sexual War Crimes

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By Neha Wadekar Verified
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
ADRÉ, Chad—When the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) entered El Geneina, the capital of the Sudanese state of West Darfur, Sadia Adams’s* two brothers knew they had to hide. RSF fighters were systematically exterminating men from the Masalit ethnic group, and their best chance of survival was to disappear and reemerge once fighters from the rogue paramilitary force had departed.
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