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Great Expectations for Zambian Internship

by Kristine Pearson | Sep 26, 2013 | Energy poverty, Intern perspectives, Zambia

Great Expectations | By Kathleen Buchholz, in Nairobi. I arrived in Nairobi late Sunday night during the horrific terrorist attacks at the Westgate Shopping Centre. This wasn’t how I expected my arrival in Nairobi to be.

The Only School Option: Radio School

by Kristine Pearson | Jun 4, 2013 | Education, Intern perspectives, Radio school, Zambia

By Lynsey Palmer On the day we visited a radio school in Michelo, we interviewed a mother whose children were enrolled in the Learning at Taonga Market distance education program. After interviewing...

The Indignities of Illiteracy

by Kristine Pearson | May 2, 2013 | By Kristine Pearson, Education, Energy poverty, Zambia

Nelson Mandela so powerfully said, “there is no dignity in poverty.” Neither is there dignity in being illiterate. Many times I’ve heard people speak of their feelings of humiliation...

Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

by Kristine Pearson | Feb 21, 2013 | By Kristine Pearson, Children, Zambia

If you remove the second ‘a’ from Angela, it becomes the word angel. And an angel is what Angela Malik is to hundreds of at-risk and orphaned children in Lusaka’s high density Ng’ombe compound....

LIFTing the Lifeplayer MP3 in Zambia

by Lifeline Energy | Jan 20, 2013 | Lifeplayer MP3, Radio school, Zambia

Meet the Educational Broadcasting Services (EBS) team. This dedicated group of women and men are behind the Learning at Taonga Market primary distance education programme in Zambia. We’re...

Great Expectations for Zambian Internship

The Only School Option: Radio School

The Indignities of Illiteracy

Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

LIFTing the Lifeplayer MP3 in Zambia

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