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UN SDG #2: Zero Hunger – A Hunger-Free World is Still Possible
By: Brian Njenga The dream of a world without hunger may seem far-fetched considering the challenges we face today. Yet, the goal of Zero Hunger, part of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) #2, remains within our reach if we act swiftly and...
Is Drought Relief An Election Tool?
Namibia is highly vulnerable to natural disasters such as droughts, flooding, water scarcity, extreme heat, and wildfires. In 2022, Namibia ranked 107 out of 181 countries in the ND-GAIN Index. The “ND-GAIN Index12 ranks 181 countries using a score, which calculates a...
Invisible Illnesses: What are They And How Can We Help?
Invisible illnesses, though hard to see, can be debilitating for patients and ultimately affect their quality of life. This article will review invisible illnesses while touching on some of the common challenges patients and providers face in treating these...
Beyond the Promise of No Poverty: Examining SDG #1 Through Global and Local Lenses
While the SDGs remain the world’s primary framework for sustainable development, it is crucial to examine alternative paradigms like Ubuntu, Swaraji, and Degrowth that offer fresh perspectives on addressing poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation.
60 Reasons to Celebrate: Siamese Crocodiles Thrive in Cambodia
Some happy news! Here at Flashlight, we highlight events worth discussing – especially happy ones! For this edition, we’ll discuss the future of a critically endangered species of crocodile, and the hatching of 60 Siamese crocodile eggs in the wild, the largest...
The New Caledonia Unrest: Another Perspective
Historically, we have seen the Kanak people being pushed aside and their wishes and demands completely undermined. Yet, a total reversal of power could lead to further instability. The path to peace in New Caledonia requires a commitment to inclusivity, justice, and compromise.
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