New 10/11/2018 – by Julian Quintero, Julia Jaroschewski, et al. “Drugs are in our country’s DNA” Read full article
Cyber harassment New 19/11/2018 – by Lindsey Kukunda Stalking women is not love A court sentence in Uganda shows that cyber harassment and stalking of women is not to be confused with love Read
Health New 12/11/2018 – by Jeffrey Moyo Too poor for sanitary wear Poor women in Zimbabwe cannot afford sanitary pads Read
Democracy New 09/11/2018 – by Jonathan Bashi A pervasive lack of trust There is no guarantee that the elections in the DRC will be peaceful, transparent and credible Read
Childhood New 03/11/2018 – by Frank Masanta Jr., Sabine Balk Education as key to overcome inequality Social activist assesses the situation in Zambia concerning education and unequality Read
PEGNet conference New 01/11/2018 – by Katja Dombrowski Education for social advancement Quality education for all helps to overcome social inequality Read
Informal employment 29/10/2018 – by Humphrey Nkonde Fixing broken phones Some IT graduates in Zambia find livelihoods by repairing mobile phones Read
Nobel Peace Prize 26/10/2018 – by Mahwish Gul End the shame of sexualised war crimes This year’s Nobel Peace Prize encourages victims of sexualised atrocities to speak up Read
Social work 22/10/2018 – by Gloria Laker Aciro Four decades of charity An Italian nun has spent all her life in Uganda helping people in need Read
Children 15/10/2018 – by Maxwell Suuk Protecting the young against violence Laws in Ghana are supposed to protect children against becoming victims of violence Read
International finance institution 13/10/2018 – by Korinna Horta Dangerous transformation World Bank can do more lending – and charges more interest rates Read
Urban Development 05/10/2018 – by Monika Hellstern Inclusive cities The state needs to support active citizens to make South African cities more inclusive Read
