News headlines in September 2016, page 4

  1. Jobs Are Crucial for Peace, Stem Radicalization and Violent Extremism in Kenya

    - Inter Press Service

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    NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 21 (IPS) - Today 21 September 2016 is the International Day of Peace.

    Kenya has the largest number of jobless youth in East Africaputting a strain on the economy's growth and also threatening peace and security when hopeless youth gravitate towards violent extremist groups.

  2. Argentina at Risk of an Educational System Serving the Market

    - Inter Press Service

    BUENOS AIRES, Sep 21 (IPS) - In Argentina, teachers, students and trade unionists are protesting against mass redundancies in education, which they say are part of a process of undermining public education and a move towards a new model based on market needs.

  3. Towards Safe Migration and Decent Work for Women in Nepal

    - Inter Press Service

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    Sep 20 (IPS) - In August it's blazing hot in Kathmandu. Dawa Dolma Tamang, 32, sits on a chair at Pourakhi's office—an organization that works with migrant women workers—staring out of the window. "I want to send my children to a better school and support my husband to make a decent living. I want to make my family whole again," she says.

  4. UN Refugee Summit: "No Cause for Comfort"

    - Inter Press Service

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    UNITED NATIONS, Sep 20 (IPS) - With record numbers of forcibly displaced persons around the world, many were left disappointed by the outcome of a high level UN summit designed to address the issue by bringing together world leaders on the sidelines of the UN's annual General Assembly.

  5. No One Is Indispensable in a Democracy

    - Inter Press Service

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    SAN JOSÉ, Sep 20 (IPS) - I have put a great deal of thought into whether or not to return to politics. Groups from different political parties, and without party affiliation, have expressed their concern over the current situation in the country and have offered me their support. And the opinion polls indicate that I would have a chance at a third presidential term.

  6. Muslims in Europe: Can There Be Social Harmony ?

    - Inter Press Service

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    ROME, Sep 19 (IPS) - Although 20 million Muslims reside in Western Europe, establishing social harmony between the Muslim community and their European counterparts has proved exceedingly challenging.Much to the dismay of international humanitarian agencies and anti-racism activists,the language of exclusion and prejudice persists.

  7. Microsensor-Fitted Locust Swarms? Sci-fi Meets Conservation

    - Inter Press Service

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    NEW DELHI, Sep 19 (IPS) - Every November, India's Gahirmatha beach in the Indian Ocean region develops a brownish-grey rash for 60 to 80 days. Half-a-million female Olive Ridley turtles emerge out of the waves to lay their eggs, over a hundred each. For the sheer numbers, this arrival is hard to miss.

  8. From Where I Stand: Nahimana Fainesi

    - Inter Press Service

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  9. The Public Benefit Organisations Act Will Help Kenya’s March Towards the Sustainable Development Goals

    - Inter Press Service

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    NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 19 (IPS) - The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Kenya was launched on 14 September 2016, Representing President Uhuru Kenyatta, the Cabinet Secretary of the Ministry of Devolution and planning Mr Mwangi Kiunjuri, said Kenya was way ahead of implementing the SDGs through its Vision 2030and the devolved system of Governance

  10. Caribbean: Rethinking Progress in Sustainable Development Era

    - Inter Press Service

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    UNITED NATIONS, Sep 19 (IPS) - Caribbean countries make a special case for development. The high and increasing exposure to hazards, combined with very open and trade-dependent economies with limited diversification and competitiveness portray a structurally and environmentally vulnerable region, composed, in the most part, of middle income countries.

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