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Extending the reach of BBC Janala
The personalised multi-media English course which teaches by any means possible - via mobile phone, TV, newspapers, CDs, and leaflets.
A 'smile from the land of hope'
A reflection on the findings of our new survey on youth and media in Burma/Myanmar
The Troubling Treatment of Kony 2012
BBC Media Action trainer Rachael Borlase examines why local voices should go global about the struggles facing northern Uganda.
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A look at the groundbreaking election debates that saw Zambian politicians answering questions on live TV for the first time
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Majboor Kisko Bola! (‘Who are you calling helpless!)
How an innovative radio show helped bonded labourers stand up for their rights
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