13/07/2017 – by Cédric Kotitschke, Alexandre Martinez Supporting the drive for improvement Read full article
Financing New 11/08/2017 – by Oliver Schmidt Is microcredit a debt trap? Intricate factors determine if microcredits are a success or failure More
Human rights New 10/08/2017 – by Eric Wakabi, Joan Esther Kilande Make contraceptives available All people deserve to have a broad variety of family-planning options – including in rural Uganda More
Youth New 09/08/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele The fates of two teenage mothers In Nigeria, many girls’ lives are ruined by early pregnancy More
Sex education New 08/08/2017 – by Damilola Oyedele Face the truth Nigeria’s incidence of teenage pregnancies is unacceptably high More
Contraception New 05/08/2017 – by Renate Bähr Facts and figures on family planning Young women, in particular, are unable to use contraceptives and plan their families as they wish More
Education and contraception New 04/08/2017 – by Renate Bähr Self-determined life for women Societal norms and lack of equality stand in the way of modern family planning and contraception More
Finances New 31/07/2017 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Village banking changes lives In Malawi, villagers set up their own saving funds More
Editorial New 30/07/2017 – by Sabine Balk Unfinished business There needs to be societal change to prevent unwanted pregnancies and promote female equality More
Health care 23/07/2017 – by Sabine Balk Investing in the world’s poorest children According to UNICEF, supporting the world’s poorest children is twice as effective as supporting those who are less poor More
Democracy 19/07/2017 – by Majaletje Mathume The ANC’s real crisis The ANC’s big problem is that it has not brought about the social change it promised in the anti-Apartheid struggle More
Women’s health 11/07/2017 – by Ipsita Sapra Avoidable surgical interventions India has too many unsafe abortions – and too many Caesarean sections More
