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Global Press News ServiceCritics: Zimbabwe’s New Currency Auction Unfairly Favors Big Business
The system is the country’s latest attempt to address its foreign currency woes, but small and medium-sized enterprises – the largest portion of the business sector – say it leaves them out.
read storyStartup Helps Ugandan Diaspora Build Back Home — Without Losing Money
An online hardware store offers expatriates a way to purchase building materials without enlisting the help of relatives — who sometimes prove unscrupulous. The company, one of an increasing number of innovative African tech startups, has seen clientele double during the pandemic.
read storyA Hydroelectric Dam but No Reliable Power: Outages Plague Kisangani
For thousands in Democratic Republic of Congo, outages are a daily disruption. Residents face economic consequences, and many blame the national electric company. Is a second dam the only solution?
read storyNepal’s Christians Struggle to Find Burial Space, Despite Legal Protections
The Nepalese Constitution in 2015 pledged to respect all religions. But the country’s Christians say the shortage of cemeteries to bury their dead means they still lack basic human rights.
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Nepal’s Christians Struggle to Find Burial Space, Despite Legal Protections
A Hydroelectric Dam but No Reliable Power: Outages Plague Kisangani
Critics: Zimbabwe’s New Currency Auction Unfairly Favors Big Business
Startup Helps Ugandan Diaspora Build Back Home — Without Losing Money
