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World Hacks: Can it Hack it?

Editor of new programme World Hacks, Mukul Devichand, explains what it is trying to achieve and how listeners can shape its content.

Three weeks ago the first episode of World Hacks aired on 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service. It is part of the network鈥檚 commitment to solutions-focused journalism and hopes to create a conversation around helping people across the globe with their problems. Rajan Datar speaks to editor Mukul Devichand, to find out how effective it has been so far and how listeners can get involved.

Also, a listener from Jamaica is not happy about the coverage of the death of Fidel Castro, and Andrea from Germany wants to know what guidelines the 麻豆官网首页入口 World Service has for using the term 鈥榓lt-right.鈥�

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