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Journalists trained by IWPR produce news, analysis, and comment pieces on the issues that affect their countries and communities.Global Voices
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Political groupings still maintain a tight hold on the country’s broadcast scene. -
Film event brings both communities together to discuss how to support lasting peace. -
Failures to deliver on political promises have people back out in the streets. -
Former US general praises army’s capacity and “absolutely superior” soldiers. -
Sociologists and mothers believe that the time has come to break their silence over debilitiating condition.
14 Jan 20
Political groupings still maintain a tight hold on the country’s broadcast scene.
Project Highlight
20 Dec 19
Film event brings both communities together to discuss how to support lasting peace.
27 Nov 19
Failures to deliver on political promises have people back out in the streets.
24 Oct 19
The church, politicians and even medical professionals often oppose the procedure.
Interview
20 Sep 19
Former US general praises army’s capacity and “absolutely superior” soldiers.
6 Sep 19
Sociologists and mothers believe that the time has come to break their silence over debilitiating condition.
20 Aug 19
Despite millions spent by the state and international donors, there is still poor access to proper sanitation.
Interview
20 Aug 19
Infrastructure project will have enormous political, economic and security impact.
14 Aug 19
Regulation remains a challenge in a country of small producers.
7 Aug 19
The international community blamed for a succession of events that led to the 2008 conflict.
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