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3 Sep 2014: BMW stolen from Uhuru Kenyatta's convoy recovered in neighbouring country by police officers and flying squad -
Guardian Professional, 1 Sep 2014: Measures exist to cut smoking, a bigger killer than Aids, yet tobacco companies evolve. William Savedoff considers the public health response
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Guardian Professional,
29 Aug 2014:
Could a new approach change engrained norms in Kampala, where almost half of all women have experienced violence? Tanya Abramsky explains
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25 Aug 2014: Ally Fogg: For thousands of African boys, the silence of the international community has devastating health consequences
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13 Aug 2014: Bobi Wine, the self-styled ‘Ghetto President’, has been forced to cancel gigs in the UK after being accused of pushing an anti-gay agenda. Will it damage his image, or just make him more popular at home? This is Africa reports
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11 Aug 2014:
It’s been a great week for LGBT celebrations around the world, with rallies in Uganda and Nepal signalling hope and progress. If you were there, or have celebrated elsewhere, we’d love to hear from you
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9 Aug 2014: Activists gather on shores of Lake Victoria to celebrate gay pride after law that gave homosexuals life sentence is thrown out
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8 Aug 2014: We took over the reins of the Guardiannews Instagram account this week. A mixture of first-hand reporting, pictures from the web and the best from the continent’s Instagrammers
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8 Aug 2014:
Former British army captain Levison Wood is attempting to become the first person to walk the entire length of the Nile
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5 Aug 2014: Other lives: Film-maker who began his career in London and went on to make government information films around the world
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Guardian Professional, 5 Aug 2014:
Caspar van Vark: The use of volunteer farmer trainers has more than doubled volumes of milk sold. But how do you get them to stay?
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Guardian Professional,
1 Aug 2014:
28 July - 1 August: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week
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1 Aug 2014: Judges strike down legislation on a technicality, but activists say homosexuality remains criminal offence under colonial-era laws
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1 Aug 2014: Anti-gay measure allows jail terms of up to life for those convicted of engaging in or promoting homosexuality
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31 Jul 2014:
James Wan talks to the campaigners seeking to overturn Kampala’s tough new law that bans the ‘promotion’ of gay rights, and could see homosexuals jailed for life
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