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Dua Lipa the singer (well known to my daughters, less well known to me) is also a perceptive book reader and an empathetic and incisive interviewer of fiction writers.

Here she engages with the wonderful and magisterial writer Chimamanda Ngozi from Nigeria.

What a wonderful conversation.

I am in awe of both this great writer and this razor-sharp reader, and I see hope for social media, if such an intimate, intelligent and enchanted dialogue is still possible today.

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Climate Fiction Comes of Age: How the Inaugural Climate Fiction Prize Spotlights Literature’s Vital Role in the Anthropocene Era

With the climate crisis escalating, even as a US government in denial fuels the fire, this prize marks…
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The New Publishing Standard · Climate Fiction Comes of Age: How the Inaugural Climate Fiction Prize Spotlights Literature’s Vital Role in the Anthropocene Era - The New Publishing StandardWith the climate crisis escalating, even as a US government in denial fuels the fire, this prize marks a turning point. By elevating stories that blend urgency with artistry, it challenges publishers and writers to treat the Anthropocene not as a backdrop but as a central creative frontier.
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Women in the Odo-Oro community of Ekiti State #Nigeria accused Agbeyewa Farms, part of Cavista Holdings, of clearing cocoa plantations, destroying ancestral lands and threatening their only source of livelihood. They called on state and national authorities to intervene and protect their farms. In response, Agbeyewa’s founder said that the company aims to create jobs and enhance food security through responsible investment. business-humanrights.us3.list- #indigenousrights

Business & Human Rights Resource CentreNigeria: Women protest against the destruction farmlands by agric firm, calls on govt. to assist them; incl... Co. comments - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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