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The signing of the MoU between Somaliland and Ethiopia is a historic moment that could lead to mutual prosperity.

It is do or die on the streets of Zimbabwe as homeless families battle for survival on the streets of Harare and other cities.

Criminal justice systems in South Asia are failing women, despite stark statistics on the prevalence of violence, which show one in two women are affected.

The World Bank insists commercial finance is necessary for achieving economic recovery and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but does little to ensure profit-hungry commercial finance serves t

Sehlisiwe Sisanda finds that since building a wood-efficient kindle stove, twigs and kindle have provided enough energy to cook meals.

Post-COP28, the Caribbean will need to maintain its focus on sustainable agriculture, renewable energy, and climate resilience.

Nonprofit fundraising in Africa has been marred by economic disparities, external dependencies, and changing political landscapes. In the pursuit of sustainable development, we propose a shift that makes us look inwards at diaspora investments, local organising, and planned giving (including endowments) to provide African NGOs with the tools to navigate the historical challenges while securing long-term financial stability.

"We have always lived a very quiet life here, but everything has changed since the construction of the multi-purpose port began a few years ago," said Miriam Arce, a neighborhood leader in this munici

A batch of three bills introduced in India’s Parliament to replace archaic, colonial-period laws will retain the existing law that legalizes marital rape.

COP28 has taken an unprecedented step forward toward a just transition, says Yamide Dagnet, Director for Climate Justice at the Open Society Foundations.