Governance

Krupa Ge’s debut novel “What we know about her” explores women’s fates in Tamil Nadu from the 1940s to late 2019

Gender parity is now within reach in the prestigious Central Superior Services

The multinational music collective “The Nile Project” sang in many styles and languages about life along the Nile

: In Tehran and other cities, many women are not covering their hair anymore in acts of public defiance

Digital fraud is a major challenge for Africa

In view of dangerous propaganda on social media, a human right to trustworthy information would make sense

In view of worsening heat waves, postponing climate action is reckless, not “pragmatic”

African elites like to blame the rich nations for the climate crisis, but should reconsider their own attitudes too

Kenya’s capital and metropolitan area are engaged in an internal battle against waste. There is hope that the struggle will eventually be won

Ghana needs financial help for its overwhelming debt burden, but the government’s plan to seek a new IMF loan is harshly criticised