Deborah from Nigeria took part in The Next Economy Program, which supports young people in setting up a successful start-up.
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Tue / April 13 / 2021
Supporting young entrepreneurs in Nigeria
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Tue / April 06 / 2021
Indonesia battles deadly flash floods and landslides
Nearly 100 people have been killed and dozens missing after flash floods and landslides struck parts of eastern Indonesia over the weekend.
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Sun / April 04 / 2021
Fighting displaces thousands in northern Mozambique
Children in northern Mozambique are facing a humanitarian crisis after deadly attacks forced thousands of people to flee from their homes at the end of March.
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Tue / March 30 / 2021
The Importance of Daycares to Single Mothers
Many single mothers lost their livelihoods due to the pandemic. Without the daycare center, they were forced to stay at home and care for their children.
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Mon / March 29 / 2021
How Life has Changed for Nine Siblings
Christiana, 50, has nine children between the ages of three and 18, and she is proud that she can feed them all – alone.
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Fri / March 26 / 2021
Press Release: Fire Displaces Thousands in Sierra Leonne
A fire has ravaged a slum community in Sierra Leone's capital Freetown late Wednesday, displacing upwards of 5,000 residents.
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Thu / March 25 / 2021
Press Release: Rohinya Camp Fire
March 25, 2021 – A deadly fire swept through a crowded Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, this week.
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Fri / March 19 / 2021
Covid's Lost Generation
For young people stepping out into the world, this year has been undeniably difficult.
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Wed / March 17 / 2021
Press Release: Child Soldiers in Colombia
Ottawa, Canada, March 16, 2020 – As many as 12 child soldiers have reportedly been killed in an attack by the Colombian military on a rebel camp earlier this month.
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Mon / March 15 / 2021
COVID-19: Interview with an SOS Mother
"All of us SOS mothers have the same goal, we are going in the same direction, which is to help these children, adolescents and young people to succeed in life, to be good people and to continue studying."
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