Comments Send Print Share Recommend Tweet Worldview: Student debt in Canada, Congolese women and basketball, music from Mozambique March 13, 2013 WBEZ [View the story "Worldview: Student debt in Canada, Congolese women and basketball, music from Mozambique" on Storify]Worldview: Student debt in Canada, Congolese women and basketball, music from MozambiqueWorldview takes a look at the cost of higher education in Canada. Congolese women basketball players make it to the U.S. A unique band mixes the sounds of Europe and Africa. Alison Cuddy fills in for Jerome McDonnellStorified by · Wed, Mar 13 2013 09:22:44Comparing student debt in Canada and the United StatesAmericansare not the only college students who end up with debt. Some 60 percent ofCanadians also finish university with loans they need to repay according to Alex Usher, president of the Toronto-based education firm Higher Education Strategy Associates. Usher joins Worldview to discuss the cost of higher education education in Canada. Free tuition debated by students at University of Windsor - Windsor - CBC NewsUniversity students will debate Wednesday at the University of Windsor whether free tuition is possible in Canada. The Canadian Federatio...Congolese basketball players' journey to the U.S. Sarah Kazadi is a freelance journalist and producer at the CBS Sports Network. In the summer of 2012, she interned in her native country of Congo. There, she learned of a basketball club helping two young Congolese women achieve their dream of studying in the U.S. Recently, Sarah published an article about these two women in Newsweek and The Daily Beast. She tells Worldview how these women made it from Congo to the basketball courts of Arizona Western College. Congo's Female Basketball Players Shine on American CourtsTwo athletes bring their talent from Congo to the American court. From a distance, she looks like a walking tower. Her slim, six-foot-fou...Global Notes: MonosweziAlison Cuddy and Morning Shift/Radio M host Tony Sarabia take a listen to Monoswezi’s new album, The Village. With members hailing from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Norway and Sweden, the group offers up a unique sound, including reinterpretations of traditional songs from Zimbabwe, the home country of lead vocalist Hope Masike. Monoswezioslomela Comments Send Print Share Recommend Tweet Previous post in Worldview Conclave for new pope, world history minute and more Next post in Worldview Global Activism: Chicago doctor performs free gynaecology surgeries across the globe View the discussion thread. Top Headlines On WBEZ.org What it’s like to live on minimum wage in Chicago Chicago's biggest 'L' rebuild Kwame Dawes sings of Jamaica Chicago's best diner breakfasts What’s (still) manufactured in Chicago Where was Rep. Aaron Schock at 25? Spy cam, icefish make climate change connection Historic South Side theater for sale Chicago bike culture 101