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Chad: Moving Toward Stability and Development?

Chad: Moving Toward Stability and Development?

by Rioka Tateishi | 2021年09月9日 | Agriculture/resources, Conflict/military, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

On April 20, 2021, it was reported that Chad’s...

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Madagascar: Mounting Challenges

Madagascar: Mounting Challenges

by Maika Kajigaya | 2021年07月29日 | Agriculture/resources, Economics/poverty, Environment, From the archives, Global View, Law/human rights, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

In May 2021, it became clear that about 1.14...

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Somalia: Toward Stability

Somalia: Toward Stability

by Hisahiro Furukawa | 2021年04月29日 | Conflict/military, Global View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

Somalia is a country in East Africa, in the...

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Is climate change linked to increased conflict? Africa: Central Sahel

Is climate change linked to increased conflict? Africa: Central Sahel

by Anna N. | 2021年04月15日 | Conflict/military, Environment, Global View, Journalism/speech, Law/human rights, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

Since the Industrial Revolution, Earth’s...

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Angola: Toward a Bright Future?

Angola: Toward a Bright Future?

by Delio Zandamela | 2021年03月4日 | Conflict/military, Economics/poverty, Global View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

In January 2021, the American business magazine...

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Can Cryptocurrency Save Zimbabwe?

Can Cryptocurrency Save Zimbabwe?

by Hisahiro Furukawa | 2020年11月19日 | Economics/poverty, Global View, Sub-Saharan Africa, Technology

In 2020 October, Justin Bgoni, CEO of the...

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Five Misleading Words in International Reporting (Part 2)

Five Misleading Words in International Reporting (Part 2)

by Virgil Hawkins | 2020年10月15日 | Coexistence/migration, Conflict/military, Economics/poverty, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa, World

In the article “Five Misleading Words in...

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“Skin Color” and Beauty: Africa’s Cosmetics Industry

“Skin Color” and Beauty: Africa’s Cosmetics Industry

by シオツキアヤノ Ayano Shiotsuki | 2020年10月1日 | Coexistence/migration, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

Right now, Africa’s cosmetics-related market is...

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The African Economy: Can It Break Free from Its History of Debt

The African Economy: Can It Break Free from Its History of Debt

by Hisahiro Furukawa | 2020年06月25日 | Economics/poverty, Environment, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

Since the first half of 2020, the novel...

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The Current State and Challenges of Peacekeeping Operations in Africa

The Current State and Challenges of Peacekeeping Operations in Africa

by モトウラナツミ Natsumi Motoura | 2020年01月30日 | Conflict/military, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

United Nations peacekeeping operations...

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Global Inequality: Current State and Background

Global Inequality: Current State and Background

by Suzu Asai | 2019年12月26日 | Economics/poverty, Global View, Law/human rights, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

In 2019, worsening economic conditions and...

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The Bright and Dark Sides of Africa’s Rapid Tourism Growth

The Bright and Dark Sides of Africa’s Rapid Tourism Growth

by Wakana Kishimoto | 2019年12月5日 | Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

It is said that every year about 1 billion...

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The Hidden Side of Used Clothing Donations: What’s the Reality in Africa?

The Hidden Side of Used Clothing Donations: What’s the Reality in Africa?

by Wakana Kishimoto | 2019年08月29日 | Economics/poverty, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

In many developed countries, when disposing of...

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Africa’s Last Absolute Monarchy: The Political Realities of Eswatini

Africa’s Last Absolute Monarchy: The Political Realities of Eswatini

by シオツキアヤノ Ayano Shiotsuki | 2019年07月11日 | Global View, Health/medicine, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

In April 2018, a sudden change of Swaziland’s...

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Huge Problem, Little Coverage: The Democratic Republic of the Congo

Huge Problem, Little Coverage: The Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Madoka Konishi | 2019年02月21日 | Conflict/military, Environment, Journalism/speech, News View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

In 2018, the Democratic Republic of the Congo...

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A “Stable” Country on Shaky Ground: Cameroon

A “Stable” Country on Shaky Ground: Cameroon

by Wakana Kishimoto | 2019年01月17日 | Conflict/military, Global View, Sub-Saharan Africa

The “stability” long maintained by the Central...

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Vulture Funds: Predatory Corporations Preying on Weak Nations

Vulture Funds: Predatory Corporations Preying on Weak Nations

by Tadahiro Inoue | 2019年01月10日 | Economics/poverty, Global View, South America, Sub-Saharan Africa

The word “hagetaka” (“vulture”). Biologically...

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Top 10 Under-the-Radar World News Stories of 2018

Top 10 Under-the-Radar World News Stories of 2018

by Saki Takeuchi | 2018年12月20日 | Asia, Journalism/speech, Law/human rights, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa, Technology, Top 10 news

Only a few days remain in 2018. At year’s end,...

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The Plastic Problem: What Does Media Coverage Reveal?

The Plastic Problem: What Does Media Coverage Reveal?

by Shiori Tomohara | 2018年11月22日 | Environment, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

Global plastic waste exceeds about 300 million...

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How Are Africa’s Poverty and Its Causes Reported in the Media?

How Are Africa’s Poverty and Its Causes Reported in the Media?

by Azusa Iwane | 2018年11月8日 | Economics/poverty, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

Eradicating poverty is set as the first goal of...

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UN Reporting: What Activities Go Unreported?

UN Reporting: What Activities Go Unreported?

by Mizuki Uchiyama | 2018年10月4日 | Asia, Conflict/military, Journalism/speech, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

The problems facing the world—conflict, poverty,...

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The Perilous Sahara Crossing: Africa’s Refugee Crisis

The Perilous Sahara Crossing: Africa’s Refugee Crisis

by Aya Inoue | 2018年09月13日 | Coexistence/migration, Economics/poverty, Global View, Law/human rights, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa

The news of the massive influx of refugees and...

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Rescue Coverage as a Suspense Drama

Rescue Coverage as a Suspense Drama

by Madoka Konishi | 2018年07月12日 | Asia, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, South America, Sub-Saharan Africa

On July 10, 2018, the 13 boys from a Thai youth...

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From Africa: Innovations in Health and Hygiene

From Africa: Innovations in Health and Hygiene

by Shiori Tomohara | 2018年06月14日 | Global View, Health/medicine, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Technology

The “Africa” portrayed in the media may be...

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A Tragedy Unknown to the World: The Democratic Republic of the Congo

A Tragedy Unknown to the World: The Democratic Republic of the Congo

by Madoka Konishi | 2018年03月8日 | Conflict/military, Global View, Journalism/speech, Sub-Saharan Africa

The Democratic Republic of the Congo, located in...

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Dictators the Media Covers—and Those It Doesn’t

Dictators the Media Covers—and Those It Doesn’t

by Miho Horinouchi | 2018年02月15日 | Asia, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

2017 was a year in which long-standing regimes...

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How did the Yomiuri Shimbun cover the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD)?

How did the Yomiuri Shimbun cover the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD)?

by Sooyeon Kim | 2018年01月11日 | Economics/poverty, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

Japan’s Official Development Assistance (ODA)...

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Is Fair Trade a Social Contribution? Where Does That Perception Come From?

Is Fair Trade a Social Contribution? Where Does That Perception Come From?

by Yuka Komai | 2017年11月30日 | Agriculture/resources, Asia, Economics/poverty, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

Have you, the readers, ever seen products...

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Africa’s Mobile-Only Reality: Exploring a Unique Telecom Landscape

Africa’s Mobile-Only Reality: Exploring a Unique Telecom Landscape

by Miho Kono | 2017年11月16日 | Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Technology

From the era of landlines to the advent of...

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The World’s Refugees: Is Their Situation Being Covered?

The World’s Refugees: Is Their Situation Being Covered?

by Yumiko Yoshida | 2017年07月13日 | Coexistence/migration, Conflict/military, Europe, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Sub-Saharan Africa

In September 2015, a family that had fled from...

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