Who cares!

Published on 23 Oct 2013 | Newsnight's Jeremy Paxman talks to Russell Brand about voting, revolution and beards, as he launches his guest edit for the New Statesman.

Broken bones - Traditional healers are better ...

Traditional healers are on demand in Benin despite advances in modern medicine.

Published on 4 Nov 2013 | Despite many advances in modern medicine, traditional medicine remains on high demand in many parts of Africa .In Cotonou for instance traditional bone healers are highly sort after as many believe they are more affordable and the healing instant.

"Occupied Movement" Penang's version!

Beach Street occupied:  Published on 3 Nov 2013 | Occupy Beach Street Project proves to be a running success.

Rover scooter by Works Electric

“Electric scooters” conjure up images of something you would buy at a toy store. But Works Electric, has elevated the humble scooter from novelty to serious transportation.

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For Malaysia: Bringing Google Apps and Chromebooks to the classroom

Published on 16 May 2013 | As part of their plan to reform education in the country, Malaysia is providing 4G high speed Internet access, web-based educational tools, Google Apps and Chromebooks to primary and secondary school students nationwide.

Afghanistan ranked worst country for elderly

Published on 2 Nov 2013 | Afghanistan has been ranked as the worst country in the world for the elderly. Pension payouts there are as low as $10 a month, and most children are too poor to support their parents. That is why many old people have no choice but to keep working. In the first part of Al Jazeera's Senior Times series, Jane Ferguson reports from Kabul.