Zimbabwe’s drought drags on, causing severe hardships across the population and with no end in sight

Afghanistan’s dire conditions of poverty, conflict and lawlessness trace their roots to the Soviet occupation that began 40 years ago

The policy proposed by Namibia’s first National Land Reform Conference in the early 1990s never took off

To make amends for colonial-era crimes, Germany should fund Namibian land restitution

An independent refugee-led online newspaper keeps residents of the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya informed

A promising programme to subsidise farm inputs is falling victim to corruption and mismanagement

Malawi’s new president must fight corruption, stimulate the economy and get a grip on Covid-19

Journalists exposing crime and corruption in Guatemala work in an atmosphere of fear and impunity

Suharto era was devastating for Indonesian forests

Deforestation in Indonesia has slowed considerably in recent years but more needs to be done to stop it entirely