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article / November 26, 2013
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publication / Oktober 13, 2017
10 things you need to know about violence against children in Asia Pacific
article / Februar 14, 2011
A Nigerian deacon’s fight against HIV in Romania
When McGreg Duru left Nigeria in 1994 at the age of 28 he had one clear mission in mind – to enrol in the Polytechnic faculty in Bucharest majoring in Mathematics, graduate, and return home to Africa.
article / November 11, 2015
How a family tragedy inspired Nyirantwali to venture into business
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publication / August 22, 2014
Pump repair creates a thriving business in Niger
Learning the technical skills necessary to repair hand pumps has helped Bassirou Moudi create a new business while ensuring water continues to fl ow in his community. Read his story.