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- Stacey Dooley; Where Did She Pop Up From? by Baba Mzungu on Oct 18, 2009
... and I don't mean Luton Airport (like Lorraine Chase).With little else to watch on the 40 or so channels I receive on TV, I was channel-flipping when I came across a programme, Stacey Dooley Investigates. As it was about Cote d'Ivoire, I stopped f...
- Stacey Dooley; Where Did She Pop Up Form? by Baba Mzungu on Oct 18, 2009
... and I don't mean Luton Airport (like Lorraine Chase).With little else to watch on the 40 or so channels I receive on TV, I was channel-flipping when I came across a programme, Stacey Dooley Investigates. As it was about Cote d'Ivoire, I stopped f...
- Does the National Lottery exploit the poor? by Make Wealth History on Aug 7, 2009
The modern incarnation of the National Lottery held its first draw in 1994. Over the fifteen years of its existence it has raised £21 billion for arts, heritage, charity and cultural causes, including a recent £2.2 billion grant for the 2012 Olympi...
- 2010 World Cup in South Africa by Raziq Rauf on Jun 25, 2009
Expect a flood of “real” photos just like this over the next 11 months in the build up to the South African World Cup. Can’t beat a dramatically lit photo of impoverished children. Can it win an Oscar? It should. If in doubt, howeve...
- How to destroy your fish stocks in two easy steps by Make Wealth History on Apr 28, 2009
Commission extensive research into sustainable fishing levels for each fish. Disregard entirely. In 2008, the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea recommended that cod stocks in the Celtic Sea had collapsed and should not be fished t...
- The fabric of progress - why organic clothing matters by Make Wealth History on Apr 26, 2009
A couple of years ago organic clothing began to appear in stores. It was available before in specialist stores, either up-market boutiques I can’t afford to shop in, or hippy-type retailers I wouldn’t want to shop in. These days it turns...
- The price of Kenyan roses and the tragedy of lake Naivasha by Make Wealth History on Feb 13, 2009
As a teenager, Lake Naivasha was somewhere we used to go camping. I had friends who lived on the shore, and we used to go cycling or take their old tin boat out, or catch crayfish on the mudbanks. It’s a beautiful spot, and a great place to wat.
