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Northern Nigeria, Falling Short on Maternal Health

Ameto Akpe, for the Pulitzer Center

Photographs from northern Nigeria tell the story of a country falling short in basic maternal health.

July 27, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

Fixing Nigeria's Water Pumps

Ameto Akpe, for the Pulitzer Center

In Nigeria’s conservative north, a woman working under a scheme that strives to facilitate sustainable water pumps proves that what a man can do she can do just as well.

July 27, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

China's Problem-plagued Health Aid in Africa

Kathleen E. McLaughlin, for the Pulitzer Center

China's emergence as a new global power has brought pressure to give back as it takes from Africa. Fake drugs and corruption on both sides have thrown a wrench in those plans.

July 27, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

In Khorog, Bracing For Another Attack

Joshua Kucera, for the Pulitzer Center

Last year Tajikistan government soldiers attacked the city of Khorog. Now residents are wondering: What next?

July 27, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

The Abominable Crime: Belize’s Sodomy Law

Micah Fink, for the Pulitzer Center

The effort to decriminalize the anti-sodomy law in Belize faces organized resistance from religious groups.

July 26, 2013 | Your Middle East

The Story of Algeria’s Traditional Tattoos

Yasmin Bendaas

What is the meaning behind the ancient Algerian tattoo ritual? A fading tradition, it is now only carried by the elder generation of women in the Aurès Mountains district.

July 26, 2013 | WNYC Radio

Mexico: The Future of the Global Fishery

Erik Vance

Science writer Erik Vance discusses the dismal future of the global fishery on WNYC Radio.

July 25, 2013 | Harper's Magazine

Mexico: After the Fish Are Gone

Dominic Bracco II and Erik Vance

A generation of change in the Sea of Cortez.

July 25, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

India: Inside the Crumbling Walls of Osmania Hospital

Jonathan Cox, for the Pulitzer Center

Hospital and Museum: Osmania Hospital, an Indian national heritage site, may be one of the only buildings to share both labels. Providing modern medical care inside its crumbling walls is a challenge.

July 24, 2013 | Pulitzer Center

Botswana: Vestiges of Water

Linda Qiu, for the Pulitzer Center

In the remote corner of Botswana near the Namibian border, the San village of Shaikerawe has long been pocked with dry boreholes and empty bowsers.

July 23, 2013 | BusinessDay

Nigeria: When the Ship Sails....

Ameto Akpe

In northern Nigeria, a donor led project demonstrates how community mobilization can increase demand for health services.

July 23, 2013 | The Atlantic

Afghanistan: Soccer, Schools, and Taliban Attacks

Jeffrey E. Stern

U.S. forces are withdrawing, and the Taliban has stepped up the intensity and frequency of its attacks. But has there been enough progress in Kabul that can't be undone? A view from the rooftops.

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