Chile’s constitutional referendum New 27/11/2020 – by Javier A. Cisterna Figueroa Revolt of the masses Aiming for a more egalitarian society, Chileans will revise their constitution Read
Macroeconomics New 20/11/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Keynesianism – then and now What Keynesianism means, and why it matters today Read
Macroeconomic policy New 19/11/2020 – by José Siaba Serrate Another Bretton Woods moment The IMF wants governments to increase their debt in order to respond decisively to Covid-19 and global warming Read
Human rights New 18/11/2020 – by Sam Opio, Isabella Bauer “LGBT people still tend to hide” Though things have improved, LGBT people still face serious harassment in Uganda Read
Food industry New 12/11/2020 – by Armin Paasch, Sarah Schneider Profit prioritised Food manufacturers undermine healthy eating and promote malnutrition Read
Covid-19 immunisation New 10/11/2020 – by Jörg Schaaber Just crumbs for Africa? The BUKO Pharma Campaign doubts that all countries will have the same access to Covid-19 vaccines Read
Agricultural diversification 05/11/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Dethroning King Maize Zambian government is reconsidering whether maize should remain country’s main staple food Read
Traditional crops 29/10/2020 – by Rabson Kondowe Useful lessons In Malawi, Slow Food campaigners are promoting the cultivation of traditional crops – and not only for health reasons Read
Healthy nutrition 22/10/2020 – by Simone Welte It’s all in the mix Political will and raising public awareness are the basis for good nutrition Read
Lifestyles 21/10/2020 – by Thuany Rodrigues Facing a global challenge Healthier diets would help to control Brazil’s obesity epidemic Read
Population growth 16/10/2020 – by Jakkie Cilliers Putting Africa first A ‘demographic dividend’ is a first step towards eradicating poverty in Africa Read
