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Nita Bhalla

South Asia Correspondent


Nita Bhalla covers disasters and conflicts, development, womens rights, climate change and governance. She is a former Reuters political and general news correspondent and has worked in India, east and southern Africa and the Indian Ocean region. Nita started her career in 1999 with the BBC in Ethiopia.

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Kenyan scientist builds with bottles to beat plastic pollution
Kenya sued over treatment of trafficked Indian, Nepali women
When did you last see African video game hero? asks Kenya Usi
Guess the rain: Kenya gamifies climate change to help farmers
Congo rape victims take to catwalk to show female strength
Dirty fuels kill millions as clean cooking investment runs short
Kenya maps first 'Climate Atlas' to battle future food losses
LGBT+ delegates say sidelined at 'inclusive' sexual health summit
U.S. raps global health summit over abortion, sex education
We are human and want to have sex too, disabled women say
Cost to stop women dying in childbirth by 2030? 46 military planes
Kenya pledges to end FGM by 2022 - ahead of global target
Kenya hosts global sexual health summit amid protests
Kenya vows to cut emissions as dirty fuels kill 21,500 a year
Kenyan census results a 'big win' for intersex people
Uganda moves to allay fears over anti-gay sex law
Uganda charges 16 LGBT+ activists for gay sex
Peacebuilding in Somalia - another victim of climate change?
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