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A family in Senegal.

Albinism

A dangerous superstition

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by Gudrun A. Rappold
Education requires funding: school children in Accra, Ghana.

Taxation

Prudent taxation requires national action plus global cooperation

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by Altayesh Taddese Terefe
Where development schemes are nationally owned, aid works: a three-year old plays with her mother’s cell phone during a storm in a Bangladeshi cyclone shelter in 2022.

Development cooperation

Aid is problematic, but indispensable

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by Iwan J. Azis
Gro Harlem Brundtland presenting the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development in London in 1987.

SDGs

The sustainability agenda humankind needs

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by Iwan J. Azis
Health workers provide Ebola training in the town of Yei, South Sudan, in 2019.

Health

Preparing for Ebola

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by Simaya Ladu James
Medical doctors protesting in Nairobi in early March.

Global crises, local impacts

When a relatively strong African country is struggling on all fronts

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
In Uganda, it’s not just the CV that counts: workers at a hydropower plant in Kiryandongo.

Working world

When qualifications don’t decide your career

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by Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi
Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi
Political activism matters: trade-union protest in Seoul in 2023.

Post-colonial misery

Whose development?

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by Sundus Saleemi
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https://hdr.undp.org/content/human-development-report-2023-24

Sustainable Development Goals

Inequality is getting worse according to UNDP

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by Anna Sophie Schmitz
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