Journalist Kim Chakanetsa talks to Safe House author Mark Gevisser about subjective nonfiction and why he’s optimistic about the future of LGBTI rights on the continent.
Kim Chakanetsa talks to Mark Gevisser
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07.08.24
‘Our Climate, Our Future’
The Government of Samoa, in partnership with the Commonwealth Foundation and the Samoa Umbrella for Non-Governmental Organisations (SUNGO), is pleased…
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21.06.24
Documentary about abandoned mining sites in the East Region of Cameroon
As a part of RELUFA's advocacy efforts for the restoration of mining sites in the East-Region of Cameroon, RELUFA have…
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21.06.24
Government agencies in four states make commitments to support the implementation of the VAPP Act
Photo source: Video/Youth Alive Foundation. The Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015 (VAPP Act) was enacted to address gender-based violence…
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06.06.24
RSVP to attend the 2024 Commonwealth Short Story Prize virtual award ceremony
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04.04.24
Ongoing support to grant partners
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19.03.24
Path to Samoa: Online Consultation
Join an effort to influence the proceedings at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa in October 2024. We…
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