Theres a common perception that students represent the elite…But this is a myth. Students are more likely to be food insecure than others in the general population.
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Some committed democrats held their nose and welcomed the coup against Mugabe.
Smoke And Mirrors: Five Things We Learnt About Democracy In Africa In 2017
The next 12 months are not likely to be kind to African democracy.
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Food price inflation across Sub-Saharan Africa slowed down due to higher food production. (Photo/Ryan Brown/UN Women/Flickr).
Looking Ahead To The African Economy 2018-2019: Moderate Growth, With Slow Gains In Income
In East Africa Ethiopia is likely to remain the fastest growing economy, but growth is projected to slow in Tanzania with moderation in investment growth.
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In a country with 55 million people, 34 million are going without some of the basic necessities, like housing, transport, food, heating and proper clothing. (Photo/Willem van Valkenburg/Flickr).
South Africa Sees Startling Rise In Poverty: In Last 5 Years 3 Million More People Have Fallen Through The Cracks
The decline in living standards has occurred despite the extension of social grants to two million more recipients in the past five years.
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Pollution is one of the major causes of water scarcity in Nigeria. (Photo/H.W. Schlieper/Flickr).
West African Giant Nigeria Is Water Rich, But Also Very Water Poor
Nigeria is so rich in water resources that many of its 36 states are named after rivers, but only 19% of the population has access to safe drinking water.
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