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Inveterate complainer, armchair activist, keyboard warrior, cartoonist, writer, columnist. Snr Editor for Inclusive Storytelling at The New Humanitarian.

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12 Years A Symbol

12 Years A Symbol

As the saying goes, success has many fathers. The meteoric rise of actress Lupita Nyong'o from relative obscu…

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The Intrepid Humanitarian | Into the heart of dankness, part 3: Ruins of Hope

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By Patrick Gathara 
| The New Humanitarian
Share & more Editor’s note: The Intrepid Humanitarian is an occasional series of dispatches that aims to spotlight the forgotten crises of Caucasia. The final stretch of my journey included a voyage south to the city of Athens, capital of Greece, a strategically located archipelago near the Boot of Europe and which serves as a primary gateway for the entry of flavour into the pseudo-continent.
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The Intrepid Humanitarian | Into the heart of dankness

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By Patrick Gathara 
| The New Humanitarian
Share & more Editor’s note: The Intrepid Humanitarian is an occasional series of dispatches that aims to spotlight the forgotten crises of Caucasia. For the past month I have been on an expedition to see for myself the unfolding humanitarian crisis impacting multiple countries across Caucasia. The first week was spent in Perugia, a small hilltop town in Italy in the Boot of Europe region, before heading north to the formerly walled city of Berlin.
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The Decolonise How? Digest | Whose context matters?

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By Patrick Gathara 
| The New Humanitarian
Series Decolonise How? When disasters and humanitarian emergencies unfold, the narratives that follow shape public perception, policy, and response. Decolonise How? More of this in-depth coverage Share & more Editor’s note: Decolonise How? charts efforts towards more ethical humanitarian reporting.
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