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Displaced twice: Gay Ugandans on the run face upheaval in Kenya
Ugandans on the run from their country due to the persecution of sexual minorities face discrimination in Kenya, too.
Published On 29 Mar 2023
WHAT'S YOUR MONEY WORTH?
How a single mum manages a household of nine on $100 a week
In South Africa, a hairdresser’s assistant supports many family members including her elderly mom and drug addict son.
Published On 29 Mar 2023
Bitter taste of kiwis: Indian fruit pickers in Italy allege abuse
Many farmhands hail from the Punjab and migrate for better salaries than they would earn in India’s breadbasket.
Published On 28 Mar 2023
Despite inflation, Egyptians dig deep to give charity in Ramadan
An economic crisis means that many Egyptians will find it difficult to donate the amounts they usually do.
Published On 28 Mar 2023

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