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Ryan Lenora Brown
The cakes that dreams are baked of
National
Ryan Lenora Brown
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1 Apr 2021
Nothando Nyathi always associated baking with happiness and she knew that her creations would bring joy to many others, including her son
‘I told them I had a miscarriage. But the nurses knew what had really happened’
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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Adri Kotze
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8 Dec 2017
Go inside the international network of women willing to break the law to give people access to termination of pregnancy services.
Meet the doctors: Take a look at this country’s first crop of homegrown physicians
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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3 Aug 2017
Finally capping its own medics, the country must now retain them and coax them into rural areas.
Africa’s oldest psychiatric hospital a stark reminder of war and a forgotten people
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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22 Nov 2016
After Sierra Leone’s civil war, money poured in for mental health services. But a decade later, there's little left to help Ebola’s victims.
The textile industry needs to be sewn into the fabric of Lesotho’s economy
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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3 Oct 2016
The mountain kingdom needs to cut its dependence on the United States' Agoa trade deal.
Rwanda: Raised in the shadow of death
Africa
Ryan Lenora Brown
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9 Apr 2015
Twenty-one years after the genocide, Rwanda is rapidly rebuilding its national identity - but ethnicity is still a factor.
A reminder that saints walk among us
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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2 Apr 2015
Twenty-five years ago in Venda, a man died for his beliefs at the hands of a vicious mob. Now he is poised to become South Africa's first saint.
Transracial adoption: Loving gift or theft of culture?
Article
Ryan Lenora Brown
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6 Nov 2014
Social workers prefer to avoid transracial adoptions, but supply and demand often override this sentiment when it comes to potential parents.
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