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Africa’s moral cancer
(4 minute read) Caleb Onah chronicles the scourge of nepotism on the African continent.
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Are we falling behind?
(3 minute read) The corporate obsession with results can do us a lot of harm if we try to apply it to our personal lives, thinks Nicole Law.
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It’s right to roam
(3 minute read) England’s countryside should be open for everyone, says Ben Cribbin.
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Putin’s burger and razor-sharp grass: the power of propaganda
(4 minute read) Karolina Jayasinghe examines the ‘precepts of propaganda’ and discovers some of the frightening effects of deliberate misinformation.
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Of memory and meaning
(2 minute read) Can memory and truth be expressed in a poem? Explore this possibility with Desmond FX Kon and his compositions.
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More than a red dress: learning what love is
(4 minute read) In her second article on love, Nicole Law explains that love must go beyond attraction and desire to truly seek the good of the other.
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Putting love before pleasure
(3 minute read) Modern society has failed to understand what true love is, argues Nicole Law.
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Don’t kill to save the NHS
(2 minute read) Ben Weller argues that proposals to legalise euthanasia in Scotland in order to ease the financial burden on the National Health Service put the institution above human lives.
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Walking with the dead in Krakow
(4 minute read) Adam Brocklehurst finds the elegant city as disturbing as the nearby death camp and asks himself why.
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Mental health in Africa: the stigma and the suffering
(4 minute read) It’s time to face up to the real mental health issues on the African continent, argues Caleb Onah.
