Traditional medicine New 20/01/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Zambians choose Chinese cures As in many facets of life in Zambia, the influence of China is visible in the country’s health-care sector Read
Media literacy New 13/01/2020 – by Gildaneliz Barrientos Telling good information from bad Guatemala’s disadvantaged children are learning to distinguish good information from misinformation, in a pioneering media outreach project Read
Environment New 06/01/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Tribal leaders disagree on copper mine Tribal chiefs are divided amongst themselves over a proposed open-cast copper mine in Zambia’s Zambezi National Park Read
Running dry 30/12/2019 – by Roli Mahajan India’s water crisis Overuse and mismanagement of resources are creating an impending water crisis in India Read
Identity checks 23/12/2019 – by Maxwell Suuk Securing Ghana’s borders New identity checks at Ghana’s border crossings are causing confusion Read
Women’s work 16/12/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Women take on menial jobs Zimbabwean women are taking on difficult menial jobs once held only by men Read
Land rights 09/12/2019 – by Parach Mach Taking possession A spate of land-grabbing and lack of clarity on land tenure rules are exacerbating conflict in South Sudan Read
Marginalisation 02/12/2019 – by Jeffrey Moyo Living on the land – but not owning it Zimbabwe’s women face resistance to exercising their rights to own land Read
Sanitation 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
Climate change 18/11/2019 – by Derrick Silimina Engulfed by the lake Fishermen on Zambia’s Lake Kariba are drowning in growing numbers Read
Marginalisation 11/11/2019 – by Mireille Kanyange No place for the Twa Burundi’s smallest ethnic group fights for a voice Read
