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Zenab Bagha

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Kenya challenges South Africa as continent's ICT hub

Kenya challenges South Africa as continent's ICT hub

It's not so much a question of whether Nairobi could be Africa's next tech leader, but when. Buzz around the …

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Building billions along the coastline

Building billions along the coastline

The sky is the limit for local pilot turned property developer who initiated the Mombasa Homes Expo and Uniq…

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Bangla-Pesa gains traction in Mombasa

Bangla-Pesa gains traction in Mombasa

Named after a South Asian country over 6,000 km away, Bangladesh in Mombasa may as well be another country.

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An artist's impression of alternative lifestyles

An artist's impression of alternative lifestyles

Italian painter gifts celebrities with a different identity through her portraits.

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Is this the end for Mombasa port?

Is this the end for Mombasa port?

The tipping point approaches for new Cabinet Secretary Eng Michael Kamau as East African countries mobilise t…

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SokoText changing slum economics

SokoText changing slum economics

At 21 years old, Sachil Gudka, a London School of Economics (LSE) student and professional accountant is an u…

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10 things you need to know about the potential Syria border closure - Syrian Arab Republic

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By Zenab Bagha, Johanna Mitscherlich, Sameer Saran
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Attachments Download Report (PDF | 923.5 KB) By Zenab Bagha, Johanna Wynn Mitscherlich and Sameer Saran For much of the world, the Syria crisis has faded from memory. Yet for Syrians living through their 12th year of conflict, the nightmare is far from over. Over 14.6 million Syrians need urgent humanitarian assistance, the highest ever figure since the crisis began.
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