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Bakeries Provide a Lifeline

Bakeries Provide a Lifeline

Sudan's already struggling power infrastructure has been hit hard by more than a year of civil war. Nasry Hilal reports from Sennar about the struggles faced by locals to access electricity.

These Houses are More Than Homes

These Houses are More Than Homes

This week, take a stroll through the traditional stone houses of Sana'a, Yemen with Mohamed Algadi.

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Community of Hazaras Living Among Pashtuns

A small community of Hazaras lives peacefully in Garmser, a Pashtun-dominated district of southern Afghanistan’s Helmand province. Residents of the village talk of the strong relationship between the two ethnic groups.

No Toilet? Build Your Own

No Toilet? Build Your Own

Burundi has nearly 3,000 hills that hold more than 30,000 water sources. Yet 30% of the population still lack drinking water and latrines.

Still No Electricity Surge

Still No Electricity Surge

Produced by Ali Al-Le'abiy BAGHDAD, IRAQ–The electricity is the second greatest concern for the Iraqi people after security. Iraqis have suffered from a lack of electricity before the war and have been angry to see it continue after. The excuse most often given by Saddam’s regime