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Video: IRP and Kim Dae-jung
Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, who died August 18, met with the IRP Gatekeeper Editors in Seoul in November 2007 during the group’s visit to Korea. In an hour-long ...
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Trade-Offs: Is China the Key to Africa’s Development?
Arusha, Tanzania - Inside a dark shop opposite a frenetic bus station, transistor radios are stacked beneath newfangled LED flashlights and belts hang like snakes from the ...
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A New Approach to an Old Disease
Kenya - Charles Kimando, a doctor in Kenya, has long been frustrated with his limited arsenal of drugs to treat malaria. The parasitic disease makes its appearance after heavy ...
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Climate Change Fueling Malaria in Kenya, Experts Say
Tumutumu, Kenya - Esther Njoki lay on a slender cot in the women's ward of Tumutumu Hospital, lucid for the first time in days after being ambushed by fever and delirium. The ...
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Charity vs. Capitalism in Africa
Jenifa John recently spent $1 on a billowy swath of gauze that could help keep her family alive. The 22-year-old mother of two in the village of Engutoto, Tanzania, bought a ...
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Getting out
Leaving North Korea brought back distinct memories of dread. Our little group had had a perfectly normal time there - if a weekend in a fenced-off hard-currency resort, where ...
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Iceland’s Geothermal University
Iceland is a leader when it comes to tapping the energy potential of underground hot springs and steam. The United Nations wants other to learn how it's done. So it's set up a ...
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Many Icelanders believe in elves
Many in Iceland believe human-sized elves may dwell in the lava rocks and hillsides. This belief is so persistent that Icelanders halt construction projects or divert roads to ...
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24 Hours in North Korea
Jeannie Yandel of KUOW's "The Conversation" gets a first–person story of 24 hours in North Korea from Lisa Mullins, the host of Public Radio International's The ...
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China Spurring Illegal Timber Trade in Tanzania
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - China's growing hunger for timber may wipe out much of Tanzania's commercially valuable forests in two decades, scientists warn. The Asian powerhouse is ...
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Fellows 2007 Fellow Directory
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Eliza Barclay
- Affiliation:
- Freelance Print, Mexico City
- Country:
- Tanzania & Kenya
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Libby Casey
- Affiliation:
- KUAC-FM, Fairbanks, AK
- Country:
- Iceland
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Vanessa Gezari
- Affiliation:
- St. Petersburg Times
- Country:
- Liberia
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Krista Kapralos
- Affiliation:
- The Herald, Everett, WA
- Country:
- Venezuela
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Steve Kiehl
- Affiliation:
- Baltimore Sun
- Country:
- Mexico
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Nikole Killion
- Affiliation:
- WJLA NewsChannel 8, Arlington, VA
- Country:
- South Africa
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Christina Larson
- Affiliation:
- The Washington Monthly
- Country:
- China
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Shereen Meraji
- Affiliation:
- National Public Radio, Los Angeles
- Country:
- Lebanon
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Jessica Reaves
- Affiliation:
- Chicago Tribune
- Country:
- Senegal
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Greg Warner
- Affiliation:
- Freelance journalist, WHYY-FM, Philadelphia
- Country:
- Afghanistan