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Kenyan pastoralists fight for a future adapted to climate change
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“Don’t burn us”. The horrors of Ardamata
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‘Everyone knows somebody who has been kidnapped’: Inside Nigeria’s banditry epidemic
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A very fragile peace one year after
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Are Kenyan men losing their masculinity?
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