Egypt Through the Lens: Conflict | The World Wars

Egypt Through the Lens: Conflict | The World Wars

Egypt’s iconic wars and conflicts captured by photographers, from the Suez Crisis to the Arab-Israeli wars. Egypt Through the Lens is a four-part series about how photographers recorded the modern history of Egypt over 150 years – its kings, presidents, politics, conflicts and cinema. The second episode sees how war photographers captured…

All For Science: Science learning through play in Tanzania | Science and Technology

All For Science: Science learning through play in Tanzania | Science and Technology

Dr Lwidiko Mhamilawa believes in teaching science through hands-on play, as seen in Tanzania’s STEM-based theme parks. In Tanzania, Projekt Inspire’s STEM Parks give young people an adventure playground of science, with entertaining experiments and hands-on equipment to encourage a “learn through play” love of the sciences. Co-founded by Dr…

Paris: Game Changers – Defying the hijab ban on French athletes | Documentary

Paris: Game Changers – Defying the hijab ban on French athletes | Documentary

A French Muslim athlete challenges a hijab ban in basketball with an inclusive tournament ahead of the Paris Olympics. Helene Ba’s basketball dreams were shattered when the French Basketball Federation (FFBB) announced a nationwide ban on players competing in religious attire. Undeterred, she launches “Basketball for All”, an inclusive movement…

Friend of Bee: Beekeeping in Democratic Republic of the Congo | Environment

Friend of Bee: Beekeeping in Democratic Republic of the Congo | Environment

Sustainability is the basis of Deborah Nzarubara’s bee business and approach to biodiversity. Deborah Nzarubara comes from a long line of beekeepers in Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but she practises beekeeping differently from her forefathers. Her vision is for sustainable, organic beekeeping where agriculture and bees…

Letters of Love, Letters of War: Algeria’s war for independence | Independence

Letters of Love, Letters of War: Algeria’s war for independence | Independence

Algerian resistance fighters wrote heartfelt letters home in the 1950s. Few arrived but many remained unseen, until now. Algeria lived under French colonial rule for 132 years, from 1830 to 1962. Letters and correspondence provided evidence of Algeria’s long struggle to end French colonial rule in the 1950s. They enabled…