10/11/2018 – by Julian Quintero, Julia Jaroschewski, et al. “Drugs are in our country’s DNA” Read full article
Southern Africa 20/03/2018 – by Henning Melber New brooms sweeping clean? Political upheaval is taking place from the Congo to South Africa Read
Zimbabwe 14/12/2017 – by Henning Melber Stopping a dynasty does not mean democracy The Mugabe era is over, but “Mugabeism” is likely to live on Read
Colonial legacy 09/06/2017 – by Henning Melber No land in sight Despite independence since 1990, land ownership remains unfairly distributed in Namibia Read
SADC 10/01/2017 – by Henning Melber Nostalgia and empty promises Populism is common in Southern Africa, where former liberation movements have become dominant political parties Read
Two presidents 08/01/2017 – by Henning Melber “Brothers from another mother” Donald Trump and Jacob Zuma have a lot in common Read
Comment 25/03/2015 – by Henning Melber The power of liberation movements The Namibian government has a good international reputation but is not driving forward socio-economic development Read
Development studies 06/02/2015 – by Henning Melber The middle-class hype It is doubtful, whether middle classes in developing countries are driving progress Read
Social protection 29/10/2013 – by Henning Melber The South African social contract Social protection is enshrined in South Africa's constitution, but poverty pervails nonetheless Read
Social protection 25/10/2013 – by Henning Melber Rich region, poor people Many southern African nations experiment with social protection mechanisms, but a lot more needs to be done Read
Dealing with the past 15/01/2013 – by Henning Melber Colonial shadows Germany struggles to deal with colonial-past atrocities in Namibia Read
Rule of law 16/05/2012 – by Henning Melber On the state of the state States must provide more than favourable environments for markets Read
