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Analysis

Fast Fashion Is Antithetical to Workers’ Rights

Don’t believe the fashion industry’s stated commitment to support a living wage for Bangladesh’s garment workers ’Tis the season for holiday shopping, and as American consumers ready their…

Kimpavitapress · November 15, 2023
economy

The Truth about Microfinance

Tags: Finance Anita Rathod learned about microfinance from a neighbour a decade ago. She joined a group of local women to secure small loans — worth a few thousand…

Kimpavitapress · August 28, 2023
economy

Disappearing Fish Spell Hard Times for Women in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s ballooning informal sector has, in recent years, spawned the over-exploitation of the country’s natural resources, with the fisheries taking some of the most felt battering. Amidst challenges…

Kimpavitapress · August 21, 2023
Activism

  Our planet is imploding: when will we act to save ourselves?By Julian Cribb   While much of humanity was glued to the unfolding drama over one tiny submarine,…

Kimpavitapress · June 28, 2023
Articles

The geopolitics of debt in Africa

Massive exposure of some African economies to Chinese-owned debt is making it difficult for Beijing to sustain official narratives that suggest equality with African countries. Tim Zajontz, Ricardo…

Kimpavitapress · April 24, 2023
African Union

Where Coffee Is Grown but Rarely Consumed, a Shift

In Uganda, people grow coffee to export but rarely consume it themselves. Now a push to dispel myths about the beverage and introduce new ways to use the…

Kimpavitapress · November 12, 2022
African Union

Central African Republic launches Bitcoin hub

The Central African Republic has launched its government-backed cryptocurrency hub called Sango – named after one of the country’s official languages. President Faustin Archange Touadéra launched the hub…

Kimpavitapress · July 6, 2022
Analysis

The Hell of Migrants By José Blanco

The hell of migration today is extreme. Women and men, often with children, or children without parents, face the most brutal social, political, climatic, geographic and criminal obstacles,…

Kimpavitapress · December 9, 2021
Activism

Arundhati Roy on America’s Fiery, Brutal Impotence

The US leaves Afghanistan humiliated, but now faces bigger worries, from social polarisation to environmental collapse, says the novelist and essayist. For reasons of narrative symmetry if nothing…

Kimpavitapress · September 15, 2021
Action alerts

Here Is Why We Are Boycotting the UN Food Systems Summit

Social movements and scientists are staying out of the UN summit because it represents big agribusiness interests. 25 Jul 2021 – In September this year, the United Nations will…

Kimpavitapress · August 3, 2021
African Union

Egypt-Ethiopia: Difficult Negotiations

The latest round of Egyptian-Ethiopian negotiations over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), brokered by former African Union (AU) president Cyril Ramaphosa, ended without agreement, adding another episode…

Kimpavitapress · March 1, 2021
Activism

To Farm or Not to Farm in Developing Countries

The week has been an interesting one full of global challenges, with escalating violence propagated by the military coup in Myanmar, resulting death of a young protester from…

Kimpavitapress · March 1, 2021
Action alerts

Haitians intensify struggle against president Jovenel Moïse

Haitian citizens, social movements, trade unions and opposition political parties are demanding the resignation of president Jovenel Moïse, who seeks to extend his term of office until February…

Kimpavitapress · February 5, 2021
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