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Stefan Orben is a marathon enthusiast and completely blind. To pursue his passion, he needs another person to guide him all along the 42.195 kilometers. Luckily his fiancé Nico is happy to run with him. And that is not all. Stefan and Nico love helping others run. They hope more people will train to become running guides - so that sport becomes open to all.

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Christian organizations claim to rescue children from human trafficking and abuse. But some of these rescue missions endanger the minors.

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Only about 650 people live year-round in the Onsernone Valley in Switzerland. Surrounded by picturesque but rugged nature, life here is not easy for the inhabitants. And one of the top priorities is ensuring the availability of medical care.

Despite evidence women are the better surgeons, they're still underrepresented in clinical leadership. As patients, they're also more often misdiagnosed. The root cause? A healthcare system historically dominated by men

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From viral clips to deepfakes, AI-generated videos are flooding your feed. But can you trust what you see online? In this eye-opening fact-check, learn how to spot the fakes and keep yourself from being fooled.

In Uganda, one woman campaigner is pioneering inclusive change. Also: getting the climate message across with sign language in Zimbabwe and helping communities by upcycling palm waste in Egypt.

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From loss to twin motherhood. From rural roots to boardrooms. In this inspiring episode, powerhouse speaker and mother of twins Sibulele Sibaca-Nomnganga joins Nozibele to unpack what it truly means to overcome the odds.

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From viral clips to deepfakes, AI-generated videos are flooding your feed. But can you trust what you see online? In this eye-opening fact-check, learn how to spot the fakes and keep yourself from being fooled.

Christian organizations claim to rescue children from human trafficking and abuse. But some of these rescue missions endanger the minors.

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Vienna is beautiful. Surrounded by elegant imperial facades, people enjoy culture and coffee. Or, they might clatter past St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Sisi Museum in horse-drawn carriages. But when night falls, the city shows itself in a whole new light.

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In Uganda, one woman campaigner is pioneering inclusive change. Also: getting the climate message across with sign language in Zimbabwe and helping communities by upcycling palm waste in Egypt.

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From loss to twin motherhood. From rural roots to boardrooms. In this inspiring episode, powerhouse speaker and mother of twins Sibulele Sibaca-Nomnganga joins Nozibele to unpack what it truly means to overcome the odds.

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Is this an episode of "Succession" or real life? Netflix had a deal to buy Warner Bros, but now Paramount has swooped in with a last ditch effort to outbid the streamer. This pair of multi-billion dollar deals is complicated enough, but now US President Trump is involved. How will this Hollywood tale end?

We say "One Africa," yet travel across the continent is costly and restricted. Lagos-London can cost less than Lagos-Accra. Africans need visas while Europeans move freely. Why is it so hard to move within Africa?

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Despite evidence women are the better surgeons, they're still underrepresented in clinical leadership. As patients, they're also more often misdiagnosed. The root cause? A healthcare system historically dominated by men

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Vienna is beautiful. Surrounded by elegant imperial facades, people enjoy culture and coffee. Or, they might clatter past St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Sisi Museum in horse-drawn carriages. But when night falls, the city shows itself in a whole new light.

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Is this an episode of "Succession" or real life? Netflix had a deal to buy Warner Bros, but now Paramount has swooped in with a last ditch effort to outbid the streamer. This pair of multi-billion dollar deals is complicated enough, but now US President Trump is involved. How will this Hollywood tale end?

Afghan female artists refuse to be silenced. Despite Taliban bans on music and art, they work in exile to keep their cultural heritage alive. Discover their powerful stories.

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Steel firms and World Bank-linked finance are backing eucalyptus plantations in Brazil to offset CO2. But on the ground, communities report land loss, damaged ecosystems, and broken promises. So how green is "green steel"?

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This episode of Afrimaxx is diving into the engine room of innovation as we are meeting people who did work their way up on the continent - from Mali to South Africa, from Nigeria to Zambia.

From loss to twin motherhood. From rural roots to boardrooms. In this inspiring episode, powerhouse speaker and mother of twins Sibulele Sibaca-Nomnganga joins Nozibele to unpack what it truly means to overcome the odds.

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Is this an episode of "Succession" or real life? Netflix had a deal to buy Warner Bros, but now Paramount has swooped in with a last ditch effort to outbid the streamer. This pair of multi-billion dollar deals is complicated enough, but now US President Trump is involved. How will this Hollywood tale end?

Vienna is beautiful. Surrounded by elegant imperial facades, people enjoy culture and coffee. Or, they might clatter past St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Sisi Museum in horse-drawn carriages. But when night falls, the city shows itself in a whole new light.

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Only about 650 people live year-round in the Onsernone Valley in Switzerland. Surrounded by picturesque but rugged nature, life here is not easy for the inhabitants. And one of the top priorities is ensuring the availability of medical care.

Is this an episode of "Succession" or real life? Netflix had a deal to buy Warner Bros, but now Paramount has swooped in with a last ditch effort to outbid the streamer. This pair of multi-billion dollar deals is complicated enough, but now US President Trump is involved. How will this Hollywood tale end?

Steel firms and World Bank-linked finance are backing eucalyptus plantations in Brazil to offset CO2. But on the ground, communities report land loss, damaged ecosystems, and broken promises. So how green is "green steel"?

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In Uganda, one woman campaigner is pioneering inclusive change. Also: getting the climate message across with sign language in Zimbabwe and helping communities by upcycling palm waste in Egypt.

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The history of surgery can be traced back to the Stone Age. Today, surgical methods have undergone countless revolutionary developments-and save innumerable lives every year.

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The Lada, once a symbol of rugged simplicity, now struggles to balance nostalgia, necessity and rapid change. Since Russia's war in Ukraine, Lada faces a harsh reality as sanctions and shortages reshape its future.

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Is this an episode of "Succession" or real life? Netflix had a deal to buy Warner Bros, but now Paramount has swooped in with a last ditch effort to outbid the streamer. This pair of multi-billion dollar deals is complicated enough, but now US President Trump is involved. How will this Hollywood tale end?

Steel firms and World Bank-linked finance are backing eucalyptus plantations in Brazil to offset CO2. But on the ground, communities report land loss, damaged ecosystems, and broken promises. So how green is "green steel"?