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In Rwanda, as elsewhere in Africa, lots of children are seen as a sign of prosperity.

Population growth

Global challenge

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by Samir Abi
Ethiopia needs better infrastructure: rural women often walk kilometres to fetch water.

Development finance

Untapped potential

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by Mira Enders
In Okakarara, Namibia, young Ovaherero recall German colonial crimes.

Analysis

End colonial amnesia

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
International students in Amsterdam in the Netherlands at a management course on the supply of medicines in developing countries.

Trade and migration

Fighting the causes of flight

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by Dagmar Wolf
Lebanese authorities destroyed walls in a Syrian refugee camp – refugees are only allowed to settle in tents.

Makeshift housing

Informal refugee settlements

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by Mona Naggar
Mona Naggar
Dire infrastructure is a defining feature of Lebanon’s Shatila Palestinian refugee camp in the south of Beirut.

Refugee camps

Infrastructure reflects status

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by Mona Naggar
Mona Naggar
Protest march against xenophobia in Johannesburg, South Africa in March 2017.

South Africa

Foreign workers built prosperity

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by Dagmar Wolf
Experts taking part in the conference “Beyond the crisis” in Bonn.

Emergency response

Communicating in humanitarian crises

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
Gerd Müller, Germany’s federal minister for economic cooperation and development, visiting the Integrated Polytechnic Regional Centre in the Rwandan capital Kigali in 2016.

EU Council presidency

Investing in the future

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by Gerd Müller
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