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Build back fairer, stronger and better Newcastle-based organisation Shared Interest is supporting communities in the developing world to bounce back after Covid Updated Advertorial Yoni Puma Quispe poses for a portrait with her daughter on her concesión in the Peruvian Amazon (Image: www.daniellevillasana.com) On World Fair Trade Day the World Fair Trade Organization is promoting the message to ‘build back fairer’, following the disruption caused by Covid-19. For Newcastle organisation, Shared Interest, it also provides a valuable opportunity to reflect on the vital role farmers and wor...

First published in Daily Maverick 168 weekly newspaper A music year like no other: 2020 has forced South African musicians to not only be creative and think outside the box but also to find different ways to reach their audiences. Online performances became a go-to for local artists, especially as the country went into a nationwide lockdown. DJs have been at the forefront of the livestream concert trend with artists like Black Coffee, who committed to a residency of virtual shows – the Home Brewed series – alongside the Solidarity Fund to raise money for Covid-19 relief. After raising abo...

These things have to be coordinated among the various components of the german government just like they would have to be in the u.s. so you know i stand these things take time but i think if we focus on these interests that we have in common which are very serious economic and security interests the answer should be yes the question is how you know i understand there are limited military assets that germany can sound but there's different ways to support this it could be ships aircraft surveillance drones it could be monetary support you know i think we have to focus on the freedom of navigat...

The muslim ban, is supposed to be the speech writer helping to craft the words delivered tomorrow. if that statement is accurate, is that a huge evolution for the president? >> certainly. on the campaign trail he had no love for islam. he's america first president on his first international trip. part of this trip is diplomacy which is, to put it mildly, not his strongest suit, let's say. so part of this, yes, mending fences, because they have a lot of common interests, not only on trade as recently managed but in fighting isis and containing iran and fighting terrorism in syria. a lot of shar...

Available throughout the trip. >> president trump was very critical of chancellor merkel on the campaign trail. how does the white house think that will affect the tone of the meeting tuesday. >> i know that we did a bit of a readout earlier on that, there's a lot of excitement on both sides of the ocean for this trip. i know that we are looking forward to meeting with the chancellor an her team and talked to her folks over there and they're very excited about coming over. there's a lot of trade an economic interest on both sides and obviously there's an element of national security that we sh...