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Wooden crosses are placed on the ground, symbolising the 147 people killed during an attack by gunmen at the Garissa University College.
Conflict
Kenyans take to the streets and social media to honor the victims of last week’s attack
A woman holding a rose prays during a Nairobi memorial vigil following an attack by gunmen at Kenya's Garissa University College.
Conflict
Targeting the militants of al-Shabab with airstrikes is easier said than done
Students at the Pyongyang University of Technology doing their morning exercise.
Education
Watching Harry Potter in North Korea
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Culture
LA’s master mariachi tailor says sewing started out like a game for him
Conflict
A filmmaker who gained unprecedented access to the Houthis explains what’s going on in Yemen
A surge in wind turbines like these have helped Germany generate more than 25% of its electricity from renewable sources. Since Germany's electricity system is interconnected with most of the rest of western Europe, the overall percentage of this kind of
Environment
When the grid says ‘no’ to wind and solar power, this company’s technology helps it say ‘yes’ again
Jianjay Potter and Grace Zardon in Monrovia, Liberia.
Health
For Ebola patients, a way to see the faces of those helping
Canadian musician Mocky
Music
This musician wants to follow Frank Sinatra — who he claims was the first ‘techno-singer’