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journo, economist, grad student. bylines: @theguardian @foreignpolicy @quartz @cnn @latimes. interested in trade blocs. oluwatosin.adeshokan@outlook.fr

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How Twitter therapists are helping bring mental health care to Nigeria

How Twitter therapists are helping bring mental health care to Nigeria

In northeastern Nigeria, the militant group Boko Haram continues to gain power and presence, plaguing residen…

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Nigeria Records Sub-Saharan Africa's First Coronavirus Case

Nigeria Records Sub-Saharan Africa's First Coronavirus Case

The illness was diagnosed in an Italian patient in Lagos, the country's largest city and one of the continent…

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Makoko: Nigeria's floating slum goes digital

Makoko: Nigeria's floating slum goes digital

Most evenings, Abigail Hounkpe can be found paddling her wooden canoe on the murky waters in Makoko, a waterf…

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What I Didn't Say — Off Assignment

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By Oluwatosin Adeshokan
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“You see, Lagos always had a goal—to become a megacity, a world class city, a modern metropolis that Nigerians could feel proud to call home. But this dream comes at a cost.”
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Breyten Breytenbach (1939 - 2024)

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By Lara Bourdin, Oluwatosin Adeshokan
| zammagazine.com
Breyten Breytenbach (1939 - 2024) The South African poet, writer, and visual artist passed away in Paris on Sunday, 24 November 2024. A video of his poem Ek sal sterf en na my vader gaan was produced as part of the ATKV Filmverse Project, with music by Laurinda Hofmeyer. The video includes English subtitles.
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Hôtel Kremlin | Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso

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By Malick Sadibou Coulibaly, Charles Mafa, Evelyn Groenink, Oluwatosin Adeshokan
| zammagazine.com
Read the French version here. For decades, villagers and city dwellers in the Sahel countries of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso had hoped for change in their “dust and pollution” riddled lives, tyrannised as they were by corrupt governments, French uranium exploitation and gangster jihadis who stole their cattle and abducted their sons.
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