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Jul 10

More than half the world's population lives in urban areas, UN report finds

By Talia Mindich

The world's urban population has ballooned to 3.9 billion, or 54 percent of the total population, in 2014, the United Nations reported today. By 2050, this proportion is expected to increase to 66 percent.

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Jul 10

Mentally ill shackled and neglected in Africa's crisis regions

By Victoria Fleischer

Robin Hammond had never considered the long-term mental health effects on the Africans whose stories of war, famine and conflict he had covered for 12 years as a documentary photographer. But on a 2011 reporting trip to Sudan, he witnessed…

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Jul 08

At its third anniversary, South Sudan works to show new brighter side

By Larisa Epatko

After gaining its independence three years ago, South Sudan got a rush of media attention. But the continued internal fighting has cast the nascent country in a harsh light. The women at the Roots Project are hoping their handiwork and…

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Jun 20

Meet 'Claude,' one of many displaced children seeking refuge in cities

By Larisa Epatko

Three years ago, 13-year-old “Claude” -- a pseudonym used for his protection -- had to flee his home in the Democratic Republic of Congo when his village came under attack. He was separated from his mother and he hasn’t seen…

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Jun 02

Radio drama encounters real-life trauma in South Sudan

By Larisa Epatko

A new radio drama in South Sudan called Sawa Shabab coaches young listeners on life skills and getting along with others. But just as production was set to begin, violence erupted in the country -- the same violence the show's…

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May 27

Zebras take prize for longest terrestrial large mammal migration in Africa

By Justin Scuiletti

What’s black and white and holds the new record for large mammal land migrations in Africa? Eight collared adult female Burchell’s zebras, according to new findings.

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May 19

Inspired by a plastic bag's potential, nonprofit trains mothers in Ghana

By Larisa Epatko

Friends Rebecca Brandt and Callie Brauel quickly learned two things while they were studying and volunteering in Ghana’s capital Accra: everyone drinks water out of disposable bags, which end up discarded in the streets, and tens of thousands of children…

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May 14

Pentagon: U.S. military drones aid search for kidnapped Nigerian girls

By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press

The Pentagon said Wednesday that they have deployed at least one Global Hawk UAV to search for kidnapped girls in Nigeria.

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May 09

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Carrie Mae Weems on using photography to peel back the image of power

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Artist Carrie Mae Weems has used photography to explore national and personal history, using herself and her family as stand-ins to explore common narratives, and using the medium as a tool to challenge stereotypes. Chief arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown talks…

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May 07

Mother on Nigeria abductions: Each missing girl 'is like my own child'

By Larisa Epatko

When more than 200 teenage girls were abducted last month from their boarding school in Nigeria, Angelina Atyam knew firsthand the anguish the parents were feeling.

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