Journalism Giving refugees a voice Top story New 03/08/2020 – by Qaabata Boru In a remote corner of north-western Kenya, in the sprawling Kakuma refugee camp, a small online newspaper is demonstrating the power of a free press.
Social psychology New 21/07/2020 – by Sheila Mysorekar Collective trauma Every crisis leaves deep scars in the memory of the affected society Read
Food security New 20/07/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Hunger amidst plenty A promising programme to subsidise farm inputs is falling victim to corruption and mismanagement Read
Our view New 19/07/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Black lives matter Legacies of colonialism and slavery are being reassessed around the world after protests that started in Minneapolis Read
Summer Special New 17/07/2020 – by Sabine Balk Murder, sex and a special sibling relationship Oyinkan Braithwaite's debut novel is a darkly comic tale of an attractive young man-murdering Nigerian woman and her sister Read
Informal sector New 16/07/2020 – by Lawrence Kilimwiko Massive economic pain Covid-19 has badly affected informal livelihoods in Tanzania, but the impacts on the entire economy are harsh Read
Summer Special New 15/07/2020 – by Katja Dombrowski The shattered soul of Mauritius In his latest novel, J. M. G. Le Clézio searches once again for a lost paradise Read
Sexual violence New 14/07/2020 – by Rukamanee Maharjan Justice for the victims Nepal must urgently reform its sexual violence laws Read
Eye care 13/07/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Helping Zambians to see China is at the forefront of helping Zambia to fight cataracts, an eye disease that can lead to blindness Read
Summer Special 12/07/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Kolkata, New York, Venice Amitav Ghosh’s novel “Gun island” deals with global heating and global migration Read
Democratic governance 10/07/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Great expectations Malawi’s new president must fight corruption, stimulate the economy and get a grip on Covid-19 Read
