michetti: marrakesh was very important for argentina. it confirmed a path we had been paving, but at the same time, it reinforced the demand to the country to keep working toward this. the whole question of disabilities and access to equal rights for these people needs to be driven by the state, and it also shouldn't be a topic for one government or another, so the first thing we're trying to do is to put this topic at the center of political discussion. sune: when i was little, i used to swim, and now at 12, i started doing it again. also, i dance, but it's not so much a hobby. it's that it helps me a lot. i go to dance classes and i practice reggaeton, which we dance a lot in argentina. i practice because i go to many parties and this helps me dance like any other boy, so it's a way of integrating myself and dancing like others, and dancing helps me a great deal. i feel happy. lecuona: i think that the main dream is that all the projects that one does go forward and go well, and you think, "well, how nice would it be to be able to work

travel from the port of tangier to casablanca, where you can pick up slower connections onto fez or marrakeshkey upgrade recently has been the stretch from mombasa to nairobi, in kenya. that route used to be known as the lunatic express because its construction in the late 19th century was so dangerous. thousands of labourers died working on it, many from malaria, some from being attacked by lions. the 12—hour journey has now been reduced to 4.5, but at those speeds, you might find that any visible big game whizzes by at a pace that makes it slightly trickier to spot. one of the most luxurious and most expensive rides africa has to offer is south africa's blue train. it takes 27 hours to travel the nearly 1,000 miles from pretoria to cape town and will set you back around £900, or about $1200 us, however, you are paying notjust for dramatic views of the landscapes but also for high—end 5—star service onboard. and in egypt, the line from cairo to aswan tracks the course of the nile and offers excellent views of plantations and villages on the way. if you try and book at the ticket office, they

this is one of two jobs marrakesh is holding down. she is in herfirst year of university.for living costs isn't enough. the rapper process of applying to uni, i thought it was so unfair, i was getting a lower maintenance allowance. i would have to get many jobs to live. alice worries less about tuition fees and more about just getting by. last year, i budgeted for about £50 a week. that was still too much to live on, so i had to bring that down to £30. that is still not enough. every so often, imight is still not enough. every so often, i might have to ask my parents for £20 for food. up to 6.196 interest is charged on student debt. in total, it is about £57,000 of borrowing for the poorest students. after 30 yea rs, the poorest students. after 30 years, any unpaid loan is written off. but, by 2021, they could be £160 billion of outstanding student debt. it is the poorest students in england who end up borrowing the most. because they can't rely on the bank of mum and dad for living costs. so altering the system isn't simple. if you lowerjewish and fees, you help the riche