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Naida Jahic

Naida Jahic

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Content Editor, Commercial Tyre Business

United Kingdom

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Aerospace , Transportation , Local Air Travel , Airlines

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Mac OS,

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Total articles 676

  • Are Mushrooms The Solution To Namibia’s Housing Shortage?

    By Naida Jahic| The Borgen Project@ Namibia is a country on the southwest coast of Africa. It was a German colony from 1884 to 1919. Under German control, Namibia suffered a genocide as well as economic depletion. In the aftermath of WWI, South Africa took control of Namibia. After a decades-long resistance movement, the country gained independence in 1990, creating a democratic multiparty system. Unfortunately, the effects of colonial exploitation continue to make the country economically vulnerable.

    By Naida Jahic · The Borgen Project

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • USAID cuts deprioritizes Women’s Health in Afghanistan

    By Naida Jahic| The Borgen Project@ The Trump Administration’s USAID cuts have affected many in Afghanistan, severely fracturing their already vulnerable health system. The U.S. previously provided more than 40% of foreign aid to Afghanistan, one of the poorest nations in the world, with a population of roughly 40 million. The World Health Organization (WHO) claims that more than 200 clinics have been closed, deprioritizing women’s health in Afghanistan.

    By Naida Jahic · The Borgen Project

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Are Mushrooms The Solution To Namibia’s Housing Shortage?

    By Naida Jahic| The Borgen Project@ Namibia is a country on the southwest coast of Africa. It was a German colony from 1884 to 1919. Under German control, Namibia suffered a genocide as well as economic depletion. In the aftermath of WWI, South Africa took control of Namibia. After a decades-long resistance movement, the country gained independence in 1990, creating a democratic multiparty system. Unfortunately, the effects of colonial exploitation continue to make the country economically vulnerable.

    By Naida Jahic · The Borgen Project

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Commercial Tyre Business