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Solar energy despite clouds, and days off during menstruation

The two pieces of good news this month are about harnessing solar energy even on cloudy days and additional two paid days off for female employees experiencing menstrual pain.

by D+C / E+Z

18.03.2026

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Former Mozambican President Joaquim Alberto Chissano (l), former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan (c) and British-Sudanese businessman Mo Ibrahim (r) participate in the inaugural Mo Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership in Alexandria in late 2007.

Philanthropy

Nice try

by Vladimir Antwi-Danso

12.11.2017

Senegalese peacekeepers preparing to leave Haiti after completing their mission.

Relevant reading

A call for radical reform

by Hans Dembowski

11.11.2017

In April, Welthungerhilfe distributed food in Somaliland. Each family ratio contained oil, powdered milk, rice and dates.

Famine

Political solutions needed

by Till Wahnbaeck

10.11.2017

Nutrition

Climate-smart agriculture

by Michaela Schaller

09.11.2017

In the highlands of Western Kenya, the impact of climate change is exacerbated by the proximity of Lake Victoria: maize cultivation in Kenya.

Climate-smart agriculture

A complex undertaking

by Michaela Schaller

08.11.2017

Fair trade

A drop in prices is hurting cocoa farmers

by Linda Engel

07.11.2017

Climate change and the decline of the Roman Empire

by Hans Dembowski

06.11.2017

Solar-powered e-rickshaws are still the exception in India.

German ODA

Lighthouse projects

by Wolfram Klein

04.11.2017

A green and clean Delhi was the declared aim five years ago when this photograph was taken. Air quality has significantly deteriorated since then.

German ODA

No progress without India

by Wolfram Klein

03.11.2017

German science publisher caves in to Chinese censorship

by Hans Dembowski

02.11.2017