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• Power of the powerless
  by Hugh Williams
• Time for rethinking
  by Robert Webb
• Say sorry? Impossible! Mary Lean hears how Joseph Wainana's quest for revenge turned into a campaign for reconciliation
  by Mary Lean
• New hope for Tiedoli: - for 40 years Mario Tommasini has campaigned for better social conditions in Parma, Italy
  by Adriano Costa
• Saving lives in the shanty town: at the age of 23, Diana Patricia Pabon-Ramirez has already devoted more than a decade to tackling the social problems of her Colombian community
  by Paul Williams
• Welcome to Britain: do we have to make the people who come to us for help so unwelcome
  by Mary Lean
• Tackling corruption in Kenya
  by Wanjiru Mungai
• Twain shall meet
  by Lorraine Khan
• Beyond the smoke of Turtle Hill: film-maker Alan Channer describes the journey that has led him to make `The Cross and the Bodhi Tree', a film about Christian encounters with Buddhism
  by Alan Channer
• Return of the White Flowers: - White Flower Day - a popular charitable event started back in 1910
  by Anastasia Stepanova
• Freedom of the airwaves: - radio broadcaster Peter Onebe
  by Mary Lean
• Towards the future by way of the past: memories are the primordial soup of politics, says German theologian Geika Muller-Fahrenholz, and how we deal with them can determine the future …
• Declaring war on corruption: Michael Smith attends the world's biggest anti-corruption conference in the Czech Republic
  by Michael Smith
• Facing Prague's demons
  by Jan Urban
• Quest for principled business: Bernard Marguerite, a French journalist living in Poland and President of the International Communications Forum, reflects on what he heard at a recent meeting of business leaders
  by Bernard Marguerite