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By Abbianca Makoni Climate change adversely affecting Zambia leading to first food relief in 15 years Some residents in Zambia have gone days without food...

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Corbyn won the wrong argument

'The worst result for Labour since 1935.’ This summation is a haunting reality which Labour MPs must now deal with after the catastrophic defeat...

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Last weeks Election results showed a clear divide between young and old in the UK voting choices. 57% of 18-24-year-olds backed Labour while only...

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What are Political Parties promising Millennials?

A short break-down of the main parties' key policies There is no denying that politics affects the lives of each and every person. The upcoming...

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Millennials Are Burnt Out From Capitalism

It is safe to say the world is extremely different for millennials (the generation born from the early 80’s to the mid ’90s) than...

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A Royal Trip to Pakistan

Having recently had the Duke and Duchess of Sussex complete a trip to Southern Africa, another Royal tour was underway, this time attended by...

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