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Kenyan athlete Abraham Kipton (centre) won the Lagos City Marathon in February.

Megacity

Better governance, better urban life

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by Olamide Udoma-Ejorh
Carlos Collio and German volunteers in the school’s gym; Miriam Keller is standing in the middle.

weltwärts volunteers

“I never dreamed it would get this good”

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by Carlos Collio
by Miriam Keller
“Shenzhen has become quite big and quite prosperous.”

Special economic zones

“Improve people’s lives”

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by Jong Woo Kang
Darius Meissner, Kaya Schloessler, Ribhu Vorha and Chandra Nusselein with waste-related playing cards.

weltwärts volunteers

WasteLess teaches children to waste less

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by Ribhu Vohra
by Chandrah Nusselein
by Darius Meissner
by Kaya Schloessler
Aid for trade is meant to diversify a country’s export industry. Garden furniture produced for export in Ghana.

Aid effectiveness

Modest impact

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by Peter Nunnenkamp
by Rainer Thiele
Africa’s metropolitan middle class has similar consumer demand as its counterpart in industrial countries: fashion show in Lagos.

Government guarantees

New strategy for Africa

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by Christoph Kannengießer
Poor infrastructure means logistical problems for business.

Foreign trade

A matter of power and interest

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by Friedrich Kaufmann
by Winfried Borowczak
Regional integration versus world market competition: two of Tanzania’s favourite beer brands (Serengeti and Tusker) belong to a Kenyan parent company EABL, while two others (Kilmanjaro and Safari) belong to the global giant SAB Miller. All are produced in the East African Community.

Regional integration

Africa’s bewildering spaghetti bowl

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by Alfred R. Bizoza
by Eugenia Kayitesi

Health

Condom inaccessibility fuels HIV/AIDS

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by Jeffrey Moyo
Jeffrey Moyo
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