Governance

An agroecological community project in Mexico has empowered women and achieved a major mindset change of the residents towards them

Why a truth commission must not only assess the facts, but also engage the public in a lasting manner

A fashion event steers uproar in Zambia as religious moralists criticise the promotion of homosexuality and minority rights

Part two of Krupa Ge’s account of Rahul Gandhi’s long march across India

Why this summer’s floods will reduce food security in Pakistan in the long run

Policymaker attempts to revitalise India’s inclusive sense of nationhood – and the reputation of the Congress Party

Burkina Faso’s second military coup in eight months shows that the Sahelian security crisis is getting worse

Deaf and dumb people in Zimbabwe are mostly excluded from social and work life because not enough people can use sign language

In response to multiple crises, governments must be able to invest assertively

Kenya’s huge public debt is choking public spending and undermining the economy