Land rights Taking possession Top story New 09/12/2019 – by Parach Mach In war-ravaged South Sudan, disputes over land ownership are adding to the tensions already afflicting the country. A stable system of land tenure seems far out of reach.
KfW New 30/11/2019 – by Katja Dombrowski A pioneer in challenging markets Carpenters, painters, architects and even young people with no formal education learn drywall construction at the Knauf training centre in Ghana Read
Neglected and underutilised species New 29/11/2019 – by Silke Stöber Important for a sustainable diet Malnutrition would decline if people ate a greater variety of plants Read
Social enterprises New 28/11/2019 – by Linda Engel Finding finance Digital platforms can act as matchmakers for social entrepreneurs and investors Read
Our view New 27/11/2019 – by Katja Dombrowski More than the sum of its parts The European Union has global relevance Read
Brexit New 26/11/2019 – by Ciarán Ó Maoláin English populism and Scottish nationalism What if Scottish nationalists lead their country back into the EU eventually? Read
Regional integration New 26/11/2019 – by Ciarán Ó Maoláin Irish peace at risk It is not obvious that Irish peace can survive the UK’s exit from the EU Read
Sanitation New 25/11/2019 – by Karim Okanla Sinking under a wave of trash Benin’s local governments are unprepared to deal with a serious problem of uncollected trash Read
KfW New 24/11/2019 – by Sabine Balk Help with digital technology KfW supports targeted and efficient disbursement of transfer payments in Malawi using digital technology Read
Fragile statehood New 22/11/2019 – by Moutaz Ali, Walid Ali Disappointment in EU leaders European policymakers contributed to creating Libya’s security chaos Read
Mediterranean Sea New 21/11/2019 – by Moutaz Ali, Walid Ali Defining relationship Why Libyans have mixed feelings about the EU Read
