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Africa Uncensored: The Journalists Exposing Corruption in Kenya
Journalists at Africa Uncensored investigate incompetence and corruption in a multimillion-dollar healthcare deal.
On Tuesday, September 23 at 19:30 GMT:
“No plan B as there is no planet B,” that’s the message from U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. World leaders are just 15 months from signing the first major international policy on greenhouse emissions and in an effort to map out a solution the United Nations is holding a summit on climate change. However, there’s still very little being done to reduce the carbon footprint. Can the planet afford political theatre when it comes to solving global warming?
On this episode of The Stream, we speak to:
Tony de Brum @MinisterTdB
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Marshall Islands
rmi-op.net
Dan Thomas @DMWThomas
UN Secretary-General’s spokesperson on climate change
un.org/climatechange/summit
Yeb Saño @YebSano
Commissioner, Climate Change Commission of the Philippines
climatechangecommissioner.blogspot.com
Elizabeth Yeampierre @yeampierre
Executive Director, UPROSE
uprose.org
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