Halima Gikandi
Reporter and Producer at Freelance
Africa Correspondent at The World from PRX
Africa Correspondent for @TheWorld 📻, an international news radio program airing on over 300 US stations | @GBH @PRX @NPR | 🇰🇪🇺🇸[email protected]
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Sep 23, 2024 |
play.prx.org | Halima Gikandi
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Sep 22, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Halima Gikandi
Financial institutions, such as banks and fintechs. are gearing up to comply with a set of regulations called the Common Reporting Standards (CRS), …
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Jun 20, 2024 |
flipboard.com | Halima Gikandi
On Friday, Namibia’s High Court is expected to issue a judgement on a landmark court case that could impact gay rights across the country. At the center of it are colonial era laws that effectively criminalize same-sex intimate relations, which LGBTQ+ activists say are violating their …
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May 9, 2024 |
theworld.org | Halima Gikandi
Picasso, Gaugin, Matisse — they’re all household names in the global art world. Less well-known is that their art took inspiration from traditional African sculpture. Indeed, for the past 100 years, artwork from African artists has largely been overlooked and undervalued on the international modern and contemporary art scene.
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Mar 7, 2024 |
theworld.org | Halima Gikandi
All week, The World has brought you an investigative series about orphanages, also known as children's homes, in Uganda. These homes have proliferated in the country, despite the fact that, even in the best of circumstances, they are not considered healthy for children. The World's Africa correspondent Halima Gikandi uncovered allegations of abuse and neglect at three children's homes, which are all founded and funded by people from the United States or Europe.
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Very grim day at Mukuru wa Njenga as 100+ people looked on at dumpsite where several mutilated female bodies were found. People were visibly disturbed. Comes amid heightened concern about abductions and disappearances. Pressure is on for DCI and IPOA to investigate. #Kenya https://t.co/jfEONnVPse
Bodies being retrieved from quarry pit opposite kware police station by youths. The police are on site as more bodies are being retrieved. Other bodies are in sacks chopped into pieces so far six bodies have been retrieved. @HakiKNCHR @thekhrc @Honeyfarsafi https://t.co/HqqtMYP2f4
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