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Charlene Crowell: Millions Face Eviction or Foreclosure Amid Soaring Costs, Racial Wealth Gaps, Says Harvard Report
Each year, Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) publishes a comprehensive report on the nation’s challenges and prospects in one of life’s most
For Many African Refugees, Uganda Is The Hoped-For Route To The West
By Guyson Nangayi KAMPALA, Uganda — The West remains a promised land for African refugees. Local leaders in Nsambya Ave-maria, a suburb in Uganda’s capital Kampala, woke up
Africa’s Blockchain Revolution Boosts Trade Between Nations
By Robert Kibet NAIROBI, Kenya — A Moroccan phosphate fertilizer producer has become the first African company to carry out an intra-African multimillion-dollar trade transaction using blockchain technology.
Africa’s Tobacco-Dependent Economies Struggle To Find Alternatives
By Chrissie Charlotte Hazimthera Mainjeni When the World Health Organization initiated its anti-smoking campaign over a decade ago, tobacco-growing countries became increasingly concerned about the economic challenges they
Locust Swarms Destroy Crops, Threaten Livelihoods In Kenya
Story and Image By Charles Karis For more than a year, swarms of locusts in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid north have threatened the livelihood of crop and livestock
Conservation Farming Proves A Game Changer In Zimbabwe
By Enos Denhere BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe — An agriculture conservation practice initiated for farmers in Zimbabwe is bearing fruit. The program, known in the country as Pfumvudza, trains farmers in the use
10-Year-Old Best-Selling Author Shows Talent Is Ageless
By Percy Lovell Crawford | Photo courtesy of Danielle Hubbard Ten-year-old Nicholas Buamah has been a busy kid — and he loves it. He understands
Despite Petition By Hundreds Of Thousands Of Kenyans Against IMF Loan, Government Borrows Billions
By Kelvin Ogome NAIROBI, Kenya — A petition signed by more than 160,000 Kenyans protesting alleged corruption by top government officials did not dissuade the International Monetary Fund from approving a $2.34
Pioneering Engineer Leverages Success To Boost Minority Contractors
WASHINGTON, D.C. — It all started because she wanted to claim her seat at the table. Deryl McKissack had worked hard in the construction business
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