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Good News

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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Protesting in Downing Street on Thursday.

Blog

Parliament, shut up!

by Hans Dembowski

01.09.2019

Informal shop in Nairobi with advertising for phone companies and mobile money.

Information technology

Considerable damage

by Alphonce Shiundu

30.08.2019

Mobile connectivity has become the norm in sub-Saharan Africa.

Internet

“A multi-tentacular problem”

by Alphonce Shiundu

30.08.2019

Computer training at a South African youth centre.

Our view

Getting a grip on dangerous trends

by Hans Dembowski

27.08.2019

Inflation hurts: an Argentinian shopkeeper adjusting prices to deteriorating exchange rate.

Blog

Why cross-border social protection would be useful

by Hans Dembowski

21.08.2019

Souad Abderrahim of the Muslim Ennahda party is the mayor of Tunis.

Blog

A heartfelt sermon

by Hans Dembowski

18.08.2019

Numerous valuable manuscripts were saved from Islamists. However, poor storage facilities and harsh climate conditions put them at risk.

Summer Special

Timbuktu – a story of heroes and myths

by Dagmar Wolf

16.08.2019

Informell Beschäftigte haben häufig viele Fähigkeiten: Schneiderinnen bei der Ausbildung im Senegal.

Informal work

Better education and training

by Fabian Jacobs

07.08.2019

Tribal elder and seed keeper Louie Hena in Tesuque Pueblo in the US state of New Mexico holding “Mother Maize”, the ancestor of the maize varieties he cultivates.

Summer Special

The value of 158 varieties of cauliflower

by Katja Dombrowski

06.08.2019

Development policy

A measure of SDG finance

by Michael Krempin

31.07.2019