Alessandra Laricchia
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Alessandra Laricchia, author and administrator. After her MA in International Relations and a Phd in International Law, Alessandra undertook a freelance career as a professional journalist and researcher focused on african economic and social development themes. She is a passionate traveller too and she has visited numerous countries in Africa - like Namibia, South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania, to name a few - to get a deep and real knowledge of the continent. Since her first time in Namibia, she fell in love with that country and she decided to become a professional guide and a travel consultant for Africa.
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- Ethiopian rebel forces withdraw from Tigray regional capital
- Why pastors may not be seen - or heard - preaching on Ghana's buses for much longer
- The South African men trying to end violence against women: 'Every man needs to play a part'
- Making politics 'fun, trendy, sexy': How Gen Z could shape Kenya's next election
- Zimbabwe tycoon Wicknell Chivayo and wife killed in helicopter crash
- The journalist crowned king in Uganda after bitter succession dispute
- Twelve women have been killed in one part of South Africa since July. Here's what we know so far
- Why are Ethiopia's rebels joining forces?
- How fresh fighting in Tigray could spark wider conflict in Ethiopia



