New 14/01/2021 – by Julia Maria Fesser Do not expect too much of digitised education Read full article
Siltation New 18/01/2021 – by Jeffrey Moyo Stream-bank cultivation and gold panning add to the problems Siltation of reservoirs is worsening Zimbabwe’s already dire water shortage Read
Informal vendors New 11/01/2021 – by Raphael Mweninguwe A battle for the streets Informal vendors fight for the right to sell on the streets of Malawi Read
Fish farms New 04/01/2021 – by Derrick Silimina Catch of the day Zambia aims to boost its fish stocks by encouraging commercial fish farming Read
Obstetric fistula 28/12/2020 – by Mireille Kanyange Marginalised for reasons of health Obstetric fistula causes suffering and exclusion for many thousands of women Read
Health 27/12/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Medical myths may be deadly – in Zambia, for instance Zambia’s rise in dead-on-arrival cases may result from misconceptions about Covid-19 Read
Cassava 21/12/2020 – by Derrick Silimina The little tuber that could Industrial users of cassava are opening new vistas for Zambia’s farmers Read
Child brides 14/12/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe An early end to childhood Despite a law banning marriage under age 18, Malawi is seeing an increase Read
Corruption 13/12/2020 – by Mahwish Gul Medical mystery Thefts of Covid-19 medical supplies highlight Kenya’s corruption problem Read
Tourism 07/12/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Travelling close to home Zambia’s travel industry is pinning its hopes on building up domestic tourism Read
Struggling family 30/11/2020 – by Roli Mahajan Some cannot afford health worries India’s poor cannot let worries about Covid-19 reduce their efforts to make money Read
Public health 24/11/2020 – by Karim Okanla Overburdened even in good times For good reason, Benin’s health minister has admonished the nation to stay cautious in view of Covid-19 Read
