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From brandished bottoms to a difficult death, Maria Golia plays nurse for her neighbours.
Bamboo is so tough and so plentiful it’s used for construction scaffolding all aver Asia. So why not use it to build bikes? It seemed like a good idea to design maestro Craig Calfee and to the Earth Institute at Columbia University in New York City. The two have teamed up to build better bikes for poor Africans in rural areas and stimulate the local bicycle industry in a number of African countries. The NI talked to Bamboo Bike Project co-ordinator and Columbia scientist David Ho.
When it comes to the future, the car simply can't compete. Chris Webb charts the comeback of the people's best friend – the humble bicycle. And you can even make one out of bamboo.
Afghan views on WHAM – a key strategy of the coalition forces’ war against the Taliban. Pictures from AINA’s gallery.
Human rights activist Horia Mosadiq takes her Government to task.
The basics, conflict, aid & social equality in Afghanistan.
The fighting, the pain and the hunger for change
How to lose friends and alienate people, by Kabul defence journalist, Khabaryal.
And the West acting like it knows best... again. Isn’t it time we listened to Afghans, asks Vanessa Baird?
Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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The lightest touch | From brandished bottoms to a difficult death, Maria Golia plays nurse for her neighbours. |
Maria Golia | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Moving to militancy | Sokari Ekine | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
Bamboo bikes | Bamboo is so tough and so plentiful it’s used for construction scaffolding all aver Asia. So why not use it to build bikes? It seemed like a good idea to design maestro Craig Calfee and to the Earth Institute at Columbia University in New York City. The two have teamed up to build better bikes for poor Africans in rural areas and stimulate the local bicycle industry in a number of African countries. The NI talked to Bamboo Bike Project co-ordinator and Columbia scientist David Ho. |
David Ho | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Pedal power | When it comes to the future, the car simply can't compete. Chris Webb charts the comeback of the people's best friend – the humble bicycle. And you can even make one out of bamboo. |
Chris Webb | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Action and worth reading on Afghanistan | Groups, contacts and resources. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
The Opium Bank | A canny village woman talks to NI. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
Where has the money gone? | Abdul Basir on the missing aid billions. |
Abdul Basir | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Hearts and minds | Afghan views on WHAM – a key strategy of the coalition forces’ war against the Taliban. Pictures from AINA’s gallery. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
Theatre of justice | Drama is helping victims, writes Hadi Ogal. |
Hadi Ogal | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
The blight of impunity | Human rights activist Horia Mosadiq takes her Government to task. |
Horia Mosadiq | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Afghanistan - The Facts | The basics, conflict, aid & social equality in Afghanistan. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
Beyond the burqa | Sex, dating and the struggle for modernity. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
A brief history of Afghanistan | The fighting, the pain and the hunger for change |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
Losing Afghans | How to lose friends and alienate people, by Kabul defence journalist, Khabaryal. |
Khabaryal | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
Afghanistan on the edge | And the West acting like it knows best... again. Isn’t it time we listened to Afghans, asks Vanessa Baird? |
Vanessa Baird | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |