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Media Moves: PRC releases Covid-era media research, Ogilvy appoints Rahul Titus to head EMEA influence, call for ICASA to extend council nomination process

Media Moves: PRC releases Covid-era media research, Ogilvy appoints Rahul Titus to head EMEA influence, call for ICASA to extend council nomination process
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Top companies offer apprenticeship training to 20 young entrepreneurs

Top companies offer apprenticeship training to 20 young entrepreneurs
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LEAP Africa appoints new board members

LEAP Africa appoints new board members
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Linking piped water, health and gender equality

Water isn’t just crucial for life, it’s fundamental to increasing opportunities for women and girls in rural areas across the globe. A new Stanford study reveals how bringing piped water closer to remote households in Zambia dramatically improves the lives of women and girls, while also improving economic opportunities, food security and well-being for entire households. The research, published in Social Science & Medicine, could spur governments and NGOs to more carefully evaluate the costs and benefits of piped water as an alternative to less accessible communal water sources. Go to the web site to view the video. Video by Michelle Horton

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