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Meta urged to boost Africa content moderation as contractor quits

Nita Bhalla 25 Jan 2023

Source: Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) All over the world journalists are facing face escalating threats and targeted attacks
TRF's new tool for journalists to manage online harassment and abuse

8 Jul 2022

Clean energy transition must be fast and fair, IPCC scientists say
Clean energy transition must be fast and fair, IPCC scientists say

Laurie Goering 5 Apr 2022

Ukrainian software engineers see lives upended by war
Ukrainian software engineers see lives upended by war

4 Apr 2022

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Freelance reporter in court in Zimbabwe

12 Jan 2022

A woman works with a computer at the Technology trade show VivaTech in France, Paris, on 17 June 2021. Xose Bouzas / Hans Lucas Source: Reuters
Can artificial intelligence help close gender gaps at work?

Sonia Elks 18 Nov 2021

#COP26: With funds short, Africans weigh green energy switch and fossil fuel cash
#COP26: With funds short, Africans weigh green energy switch and fossil fuel cash

Kim Harrisberg and Nita Bhalla 2 Nov 2021

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'It's our stuff': Consumers wage right-to-repair revolution

Carey L. Biron and Umberto Bacchi 19 Oct 2021

Source: Reuters/Niharika Kulkarni
Sitting pretty? Indian shop workers win the right to a chair

Anuradha Nagaraj 4 Oct 2021

Vending machines bring safe, cheap water to Nairobi slums
Vending machines bring safe, cheap water to Nairobi slums

Dominic Kirui 15 Sep 2021

Three quarters of people in G20 nations see climate, nature near tipping points
Three quarters of people in G20 nations see climate, nature near tipping points

Michael Taylor 18 Aug 2021

In a fast-warming world, Tokyo is the barometer for future Olympics
In a fast-warming world, Tokyo is the barometer for future Olympics

Beh Lih Yi 30 Jul 2021

Hajj pilgrims face growing heat stroke risks with global warming
Hajj pilgrims face growing heat stroke risks with global warming

Maya Gebeily 21 Jul 2021

Source: Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko/File Photo
Tunisian garment workers fight for unpaid wages in pandemic's shadow

Layli Foroudi 13 Jul 2021

Uganda helps farmers grow trees for money in bid to reverse forest loss
Uganda helps farmers grow trees for money in bid to reverse forest loss

Christopher Bendana 9 Jul 2021

UN warns excluding women from top jobs threatens Covid-19 recovery
UN warns excluding women from top jobs threatens Covid-19 recovery

Sharon Kimathi 8 Jul 2021

Fund nature protection now or face huge losses, says World Bank
Fund nature protection now or face huge losses, says World Bank

Michael Taylor 2 Jul 2021

A small toy figure and representations of the virtual currency Bitcoin stand on a motherboard in this picture illustration taken May 20, 2021. Reuters/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
Analysis - China's Bitcoin crackdown sparks fears of dirtier cryptomining

Umberto Bacchi & Beh Lih Yi 30 Jun 2021

Climate change threatens age-old indigenous food systems
Climate change threatens age-old indigenous food systems

Fabio Teixeira 25 Jun 2021

Peter Gash, owner and manager of the Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort, snorkels with Oliver Lanyon and Lewis Marshall, Senior Rangers in the Great Barrier Reef region for the Queenlsand Parks and Wildlife Service, during an inspection of the reef's condition in an area called the 'Coral Gardens' located at Lady Elliot Island located north-east from the town of Bundaberg in Queensland, Australia, June 10, 2015. Source: Reuters/David Gray/File photo
Great Barrier Reef row piles pressure on Australia for climate action

Michael Taylor 24 Jun 2021

As some farmers hit climate limits, bolder steps needed to survive
As some farmers hit climate limits, bolder steps needed to survive

Megan Rowling 24 Jun 2021

Luxury fashion label Chanel invests $25m in new climate adaptation fund
Luxury fashion label Chanel invests $25m in new climate adaptation fund

Michael Taylor 11 Jun 2021

A woman walks with her dog into the surf at Fingal Beach, located 1 km (0.62 miles) south of the Queensland and New South Wales border, near the town of Tweed Heads, June 22, 2013. Reuter/David Gray
From Byron Bay to Bali, tourist hot spots wary of Instagram influencers

Rina Chandra 10 Jun 2021

Pests on the march as climate change fans spread of crop destroyers
Pests on the march as climate change fans spread of crop destroyers

Nita Bhalla 3 Jun 2021

Cities urged to build upwards but ditch skyscraper obsession
Cities urged to build upwards but ditch skyscraper obsession

Umberto Bacchi 3 Jun 2021

Twitch adds 'transgender' tag as big tech vies to be inclusive
Twitch adds 'transgender' tag as big tech vies to be inclusive

27 May 2021

Zero-waste food bus hopes to drive away hunger
Zero-waste food bus hopes to drive away hunger

Kim Harrisberg 25 May 2021

African rainforests slow climate change despite record heat, drought
African rainforests slow climate change despite record heat, drought

Nita Bhalla 18 May 2021

As climate change threatens Kenyan tea, millions of workers seen at risk
As climate change threatens Kenyan tea, millions of workers seen at risk

Nita Bhalla 17 May 2021

Solar minibuses for Africa? Data seen as key to green transport switch
Solar minibuses for Africa? Data seen as key to green transport switch

Megan Rowling 14 May 2021

Futuristic computer game hopes to be tonic for climate change anxiety
Futuristic computer game hopes to be tonic for climate change anxiety

Kim Harrisberg 11 May 2021

People hold Hamas flags as Palestinians gather after performing the last Friday of Ramadan to protest over the possible eviction of several Palestinian families from homes on land claimed by Jewish settlers in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood, in Jerusalem's Old City, May 7, 2021. Reuters/Ammar Awad
Instagram, Twitter blame glitches for deleting Palestinian posts

Maya Gebeily 11 May 2021

Youth activists urge bigger say in decision making for climate-hit Africans
Youth activists urge bigger say in decision making for climate-hit Africans

Amber Milne 10 May 2021

Call for more midwives as millions die in childbirth
Call for more midwives as millions die in childbirth

Sonia Elks 6 May 2021

Women inch towards equal legal rights despite Covid-19 risks, World Bank says
Women inch towards equal legal rights despite Covid-19 risks, World Bank says

Sonia Elks 25 Feb 2021

Concern over rich-poor divide seen on the increase during pandemic
Concern over rich-poor divide seen on the increase during pandemic

Matthew Lavietes 23 Feb 2021

Air pollution kills thousands in megacities despite Covid lockdowns
Air pollution kills thousands in megacities despite Covid lockdowns

Michael Taylor 18 Feb 2021

Want a stronger world after Covid-19? Choose more women leaders
Want a stronger world after Covid-19? Choose more women leaders

Emma Batha 2 Feb 2021

A health worker treats a patient at a temporary field hospital set up by Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) during the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak in Khayelitsha township near Cape Town, South Africa, July 21, 2020. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings
Rural SA nurses fear being forgotten in vaccine roll-out

Kim Harrisberg 2 Feb 2021

Report reveals the impact of Covid-19 on journalism
Report reveals the impact of Covid-19 on journalism

15 Jan 2021

Vodacom Journalist of the Year announces winners
Vodacom Journalist of the Year announces winners

24 Nov 2020

How gender balance boosts business, raises global GDP
How gender balance boosts business, raises global GDP

Tiffany Kelly 5 Aug 2019

Spotlight on the 5050 by 2020 initiative and Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka's insights at the Women Deliver conference.
#FairnessFirst: Are we on track for 50/50 by 2020?

Leigh Andrews 8 Jul 2019

An actor and film crew prepare before a rehearsal in the office of Junub Open Space, a grassroots group that promotes social change in Juba, South Sudan. Credit: Thomson Reuters Foundation/ShanShan Chen.
South Sudan's 'Sosywood': Coming soon to a screen near you?

Inna Lazareva 25 Jul 2018

Affordable housing solutions in pipes, containers and 3D printers
Affordable housing solutions in pipes, containers and 3D printers

Rina Chandran 7 Jun 2018

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From camels to catfish, Algeria boosts fish farming in the Sahara Desert

Thin Lei Win 24 May 2018

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Can bees battle climate losses? Harvests aren't sweet as hoped, farmers say

Moraa Obiria 21 May 2018

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When big data meets overfishing

Thin Lei Win 18 May 2018

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Data-bait: Using tech to hook globe's multi-billion-dollar fishing cheats

Thin Lei Win 16 May 2018

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The next great water crisis may be under our feet

Karen G. Villholth 10 Apr 2018

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