History preservation New 30/03/2020 – by Thuany Rodrigues Reclaiming a legacy Brazil aims to preserve the historical legacy of Quilombos, communities of escaped slaves Read
South Asia New 25/03/2020 – by Richa Arora Rule-bound governance matters As civil-society space is shrinking in India, ODA agencies should consider their stance Read
Droughts 13/03/2020 – by Floreana Miesen The political causes of famine A new book spells out that good governance can prevent famine even in the era of global warming Read
Women’s safety 09/03/2020 – by Thuany Rodrigues Fighting for justice Domestic violence is widespread in Brazil and has deep cultural roots Read
Ebola 06/03/2020 – by Shecku Mansaray Five years later After Ebola, Sierra Leone is probably not properly prepared for another major health crisis Read
Narrating history 02/03/2020 – by Gildaneliz Barrientos So as not to forget Guatemala’s Casa de la Memoria, a history museum, highlights the country’s many episodes of civil strife Read
Chile’s new constitution 20/02/2020 – by Javier Cisterna Figueroa Citizens speak up Chileans are preparing to vote in a constitutional referendum that will determine their future Read
Rural youth 16/02/2020 – by Claudia Knobloch, Christian Pirzer Clearing the jobs hurdle What helps Africa’s growing, youthful population find productive jobs in rural areas Read
Social entrepreneur 12/02/2020 – by Frank Masanta Jr. Enlightening the young generation In spite of financial constraints, Frank Masanta is running the school for disadvantaged children in Lusaka, Zambia Read
Violence against women 03/02/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Wheels of justice Malawi police move deliberately to investigate officers accused of rape Read
Culture clash 27/01/2020 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Grave diggers burden bereaved families While bereaved families mourn, some grave diggers in Malawi add to their woes by imposing late-payment penalties Read
