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Tag: Sept 2020

Defunding the past

09/10/202009/10/2020 - Leave a Comment

The time has come to pucker up and give Trump a kiss. Our collective sanity is being assailed by an unrelenting locust-swarm media and the groaning end of a socioeconomic …

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A shocking trolley

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A misplaced piece of supermarket equipment starts a dreadful carry on. I was not going to go for the lockdown fad of starting a new project but I have decided …

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Democratically digital

09/10/202009/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Internet access has been a lifeline during the Covid pandemic.  Miriam Brett argues it is too important to remain in the hands of private sector interests. An invisible lifeform has …

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Digital division: pointing the finger

09/10/202002/01/2022 - 1 Comment

Kira Allmann counts the cost of exclusion from the web that is woven into lives worldwide. On a blustery, overcast afternoon eight years ago, volunteers for Broadband for the Rural …

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An isolated problem

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Food insecurity grows when the sense of community is low. Megan Blake tells how people have stepped up to the challenge.   Kora and Ryan are just starting out on …

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Constructive argument

07/10/202009/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

‘Building back better’ is all well and good but, ask Kate Bayliss, Ben Bowles and Elisa Van Waeyenberge, better for whom?   Investment in infrastructure is a major part of the …

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Mutual aid

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People pull together when times are tough. Governments should let them. Guy Dauncey explains.   In the 1870s there was a surge in the numbers of self-help groups in the …

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Nigeria: an infected economy

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Malpractice and mismanagement have long been the emblem of Nigerian government. Covid has added to the West African nation’s woes and young Nigerians are fleeing their homeland. Grimot Nane looks …

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A tale of two viruses

02/10/202002/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

How do little guys defeat big guys? Francisco Perez tells the story. First there were reports of a newfound virus in the eastern part of the country. My colleagues and …

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Time to be unreasonable

01/10/202002/01/2022 - Leave a Comment

Normality: there can be no turning back, says John Barry. Like buses, crises (and the opportunities that can accompany them) seem to come in threes.  First, we have Brexit and …

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