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01 November 1989 |
REFLECTIONS |
This little being who consumes most of my time and energy has not only changed my priorities but has also unknowingly changed me as a person.
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LEAD STORY |
On these pages Mike Bucki from Atlanta, Georgia, looks at a small but encouraging drop in this ocean of misery – an international charity which is working with the poor to outlaw unacceptable housing and homelessness. In so doing, Habitat for Humanity is tapping into a gathering trend in development thinking that the most efficient way to answer housing problems is to empower people to build houses for themselves.
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LEAD STORY |
In one week, 20 houses had been built for low income families who could never have dreamed of owning a house were it not for Habitat.
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PROFILE |
Through no fault of its authors, Survival in our own land overran its publication deadline. But when it appeared last year it was a historic event in itself - and an immediate best-seller.
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GUEST COLUMN |
Namibia, Africa's last colony, is on the threshold of `wonderful things... after suffering for so many years', South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu said on a recent visit here. But the transition from colonial South West Africa to independent Namibia will not be easy.
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PEOPLE |
Whether Gorbachev's policy of glasnost is having sufficient effect on Soviet economic life remains to be seen.
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PEOPLE |
As one of the capitals of the theatre world, some may think that London already has enough theatres.
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