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The beekeepers of Sine Saloum: How all-women team tends to Senegal mangrove

Experts say the management model can be adopted by communities across Senegal and elsewhere in the world.

Al Jazeera · Feb 15, 2024

Residents call for ban on school run parking as cars cause mayhem in street

Residents near Hotspur Primary School in Heaton, Newcastle, are fuming as parents dropping off their children are double parking outside their homes

Daily Mirror · Apr 4, 2022

Why racism is the real horror in Regina Hall's college-set thriller 'Master'

For filmmaker Mariama Diallo, writing "Master," a "spooky drama" about Black women navigating the politics at a tony New England college, was a way of excising the microaggressions and racism she'd suppressed during her undergraduate years at Yale.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 23, 2022

From 'Nanny' to 'The Exiles,' a virtual Sundance puts a human face on past and present horrors

Is it horror or just real life? The question kept coming up at this year's all-virtual Sundance Film Festival — particularly in the American dramatic competition, where the buzzier entries included "Master," Mariama Diallo's bold if muddled chiller about Black women in white-dominated academia, and "Palm Trees and Power Lines,"…

Los Angeles Times · Jan 31, 2022

Master review – racism haunts a New England university in uneven horror

Regina Hall is strong in writer-director Mariama Diallo’s well-observed but unsatisfying film about women of color on a mostly white campus

The Guardian - US · Jan 22, 2022