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Better protection for Tanzania’s wildlife
Tanzania has recently upgraded five wildlife reserves to national parks. There are two key aims, one is to increase the …
Nkisi Nkondi: the Power Figure of the Kongo people
A Power Figure is an object used by the Kongo People. It is used for many purposes and is believed …
How can we use technology to reduce food waste?
Currently, there are 7.5 billion people in the world. Of them, 1 in 4 suffers from malnutrition. The world’s population …
Starting conversations to end cutting – Part 2
In 2017 in Kenya, a group of teenage girls created an app called ‘i-Cut’. The main aim of the app …
Balancing victim’s interests and an open judiciary – a look at the Omotoso trial
100 cases of sexual violence are reported every day in South Africa. Hundreds more remain unreported. This week, the trial …
Starting conversations to end cutting – Part 1
Speaking about issues in our communities is really important and can have really incredible effects. Issues that aren’t spoken about …
Call For Submissions: Right for Education Magazine
DO YOU WANT TO BE PUBLISHED IN RIGHT FOR EDUCATION’S FIRST-EVER MAGAZINE?
Right for Education is launching a magazine whose …
Right for Education at the World Innovation Summit for Health
Recently, Right for Education was invited to cover the World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH) in Doha, Qatar. WISH is …
What is the Rule of Law?
The Rule of Law is a complex concept subject to fierce academic debate. In the field of development, however, it …