Hoping to improve school conditions in Zambia by producing locally made desks for students

According to the Tax Justice Network, G7 members are slowing down global progress regarding financial transparency

Policy makers and civil society must recognise inclusion as a cross-cutting task – and so must international development and humanitarian relief

After dominating politics in Colombo for a long time, the Rajapaksa brothers have lost their grip on power

A candidate of Kenya’s presidential election proposes to generate income by legalising hemp to reduce the high public debt

Traditional medicine is often inadequate, though it does work in many cases and is comparatively cheap

The involvement of underage children in the commercial motorcycle taxi business is raising concern

Instead of having shiny infrastructure projects, Kenyans would prefer to have more financial support from the government

Governments and donor agencies worldwide do a great deal to strengthen the formal economy – but not all their efforts are crowned with success

Indonesian economist says social infrastructure is more important than hard infrastructure