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As OxfamSA, our support is made against the backdrop of our “Even it Up” global campaign that aims to end extreme inequality ...

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The anecdote provides a snapshot of the prevalence of corruption in virtually every facet of the public sector in Nigerian ...

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The Philip Gunawardena Commemoration Society held the 53rd commemoration of this veteran politician, popularly called Philip and credited to be the Father of Marxism in Sri Lanka, in Colombo last week ...

The 1971 Liberation War was the culmination of a long struggle for a democratic, secular, and egalitarian society—free from ...