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Solar energy despite clouds, and days off during menstruation

The two pieces of good news this month are about harnessing solar energy even on cloudy days and additional two paid days off for female employees experiencing menstrual pain.

by D+C / E+Z

18.03.2026

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International law

Don’t let them off the hook

by Darleen Seda

13.01.2018

Flourishing no-tax industry: Kenyan flower farm.

Tax agreements

The true price of management fees

by Catherine Ngina Mutava

11.01.2018

The more people pay taxes, the better: market in Porto Novo, Benin.

Public finance

Incentives to become formal

by Karim Okanla

09.01.2018

Wari Sanda from Nigeria suffers from river blindness. His son Barmani accompanies him whenever he goes out. Nigeria has the highest infection rates for neglected tropical diseases in Africa.

Neglected tropical diseases

Networking instead of silo mentality

by Esther Dopheide

03.01.2018

Protest in London in August against British mining companies that are accused, among other things, of evading taxes in Africa.

Commodities

Missing billions

by Nico Beckert

28.12.2017

Food security

Pest exacerbates poverty

by Humphrey Nkonde

25.12.2017

The mining industry is Mongolia’s most important income source – and the experience with double taxation agreements has not been good.

Government revenues

Undermining statehood

by Dereje Alemayehu

23.12.2017

The informal sector is difficult to tax: selling potatoes in Arusha.

Domestic resource mobilisation

Double standards

by Dereje Alemayehu

22.12.2017

The new ANC leader must face the dilemma of globalisation

by Hans Dembowski

19.12.2017

In Frankfurt Zoo, Andrew Zaloumis learned about the offspring of wild African animals.

Portrait

A life for the wilderness

by Charlotte Schmitz

13.12.2017