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The success of Malawi’s women’s national football team encourages investment in grassroots programmes for girls.

Education

How Malawi’s football success is opening doors for girls

Malawi’s women footballers have inspired a nation. Their success is encouraging girls to pursue their ambitions, while football programmes offer opportunities beyond sport.

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by Benson Kunchezera

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Small businesses

Earning money with scorpion poison

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by Moutaz Ali
Formalised business transactions are taxable - Ugandan bank counter

Africa

No development without tax revenue

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by Thomas Silberhorn
Gerd Müller visiting a regional polytechnical training centre in Kigali, Rwanda.

Letter to the editor

Marshall Plan with Africa must succeed

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by Winfried Pinger
Traditional villagers fear they may lose their land.

Land policy

How to ease tensions in Sierra Leone

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by Elijah Grega

Gender

Empowering women for economic growth

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by Ibrahim Orèd'Ola Falola
As a result of the colonial period, the majority of commercial farmers in Namibia are white. A policy for redistributing land to disadvantaged groups has not really worked out so far.

Colonial legacy

No land in sight

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by Henning Melber
Kenyan cut flower farm – rural businesses can become included even in global supply chains.

Rural development

Tangible goals

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by Ellen Thalman
People in the flood-risk areas depend on accurate and fast information – concerning water levels, for example.

Climate-change adaptation

Making flood-risk maps publically available

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by Daniel Nordmann
by Till Below
In 2011, record flooding put large areas of Thailand under water.

Climate-change adaptation

Documentation by drones

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by Daniel Nordmann
by Till Below
Half of Thailand was under water in the fall of 2011. St. Mark’s Square in Venice was flooded as well.

Flood prevention

After us, the deluge?

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by Daniel Nordmann
by Till Below