Blog New 18/08/2019 – by Hans Dembowski A heartfelt sermon Ed Husain’s book “The house of Islam” contains important insights, but it is not the “global history” the subtitle promises Read
Summer Special New 16/08/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf Timbuktu – a story of heroes and myths How Timbuktu’s ancient manuscripts were rescued from Islamist destruction adds to the myths shrouding the desert city Read
Summer Special 12/07/2019 – by Cema Tork Fashion exhibition stirs controversy Controversial exhibition on Muslim fashion in Frankfurt Read
Blog 25/06/2019 – by Hans Dembowski The tide may be turning in Turkey Istanbul election shows that people have become tired of Erdogan’s divisiveness Read
Vocational schools 11/06/2019 – by Verena Stamm Anything is possible Vocational schools are an important aspect of education and training in Burundi Read
School system 11/06/2019 – by Verena Stamm Charitable and faith-based initiatives must jump in The school situation in Burundi is difficult Read
Service provider 07/05/2019 – by Giles Rhys Jones Addressing the planet The geocoding system of what3words can help to enhance access to services in remote areas Read
Blog 09/03/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Divisive politics Why a German foundation is accused of anti-Semitism for awarding a peace prize to a Jewish organisation Read
Blog 19/02/2019 – by Hans Dembowski Presidential legitimacy The postponement of Nigeria’s elections was embarrassing and demoralising Read
Blog 17/02/2019 – by Hans Dembowski 300 pages, 250 years, 8 generations Yaa Gyasi’s first novel explores the brutal history of how the slave trade shaped West Africa and North America Read
Anti-democratic policies 14/02/2019 – by Dagmar Wolf The threatening danger of fascism Former US Secretary of State warns that democratic values are being undermined incrementally Read
