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Ahead of the 2023 general election, the Council of Nigerian Associations Presidents in Australia (CoNAPA) has called for free and fair elections in Nigeria
Drawing on writers from Anton Chekhov to Kit de Waal, Donal Ryan explores the art of writing short fiction. Plus Chris Power on the best books for budding short story writers
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Although some high-profile victories have been won regarding women s safety and wellbeing in Ireland in recent years, it seems clear that these movements have, in some places, failed to reach the most vulnerable women in Irish society. How far, really, have we come?
Between the women whose privacy was violated in the recent Discord leak, the untenable costs of reproductive healthcare, the women still struggling to survive the trauma of institutionalisation, and the daily harassment and violence faced by trans women and women of colour, it s clear that there is still much work to do.
When the first case of COVID-19 was announced in South Africa on March 5, 2020, Azubuike Muodum thought the pandemic was only going to be around for some weeks, a month at the most. A week before, Azubuike had heard about the first outbreak in Wuhan, China.
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More than a year later, the pandemic is still around and has caused major disruptions around the world including affecting migrant communities and their livelihoods.
Muodum, 57, who is originally from Anambra state, Nigeria’s Southeast, moved to South Africa in 1994, and runs
1505, a medium scale popular bar and restaurant in the Johannesburg Central Business District.