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The faces we see on our TV screens are white. Could our hearts bleed for them rather than, say, darker Syrian faces purely because of race? → Read More
Clár Ní Chonghaile reports from the Africa technology business forum on the country’s obstacles to getting the most out of the tech revolution → Read More
Clár Ní Chonghaile reports from the Africa technology business forum on the innovations that could transform life in the continent – and the hardware glitches holding them back → Read More
Heavy lending triggered by bold efforts to combat inequality and poverty could spell return to difficult era of late 80s and early 90s, says UN trade body → Read More
Human rights experts paint chilling picture of state ruled by fear after a year of political instability, with peace talks expected to fail → Read More
Failure to disclose structures, holdings and key financial information has allowed corruption to thrive, finds Transparency International study → Read More
Overseas Development Institute identifies reduced trade, fall in value of aid money and declining growth among factors that could hit poor countries → Read More
The pound’s precipitous fall has already sliced into the aid budget, and the vote to leave the EU could signal a more inward-looking agenda → Read More
Unicef report says 3.6 million children face risks including death or sexual violence, and 4.7 million need humanitarian aid as a result of the conflict → Read More
Finland came top and Central African Republic bottom of the index, which ranks 133 countries for how they meet citizens’ social and environmental needs → Read More
UN children’s agency report highlights toll on youngsters by 2030 unless world leaders turn rhetoric into reality → Read More
Access-SMC project aims to reach 10 million children in seven countries if bottlenecks in supplying drugs can be overcome → Read More
With more than half of Africans expected to live in cities by 2050, we need to turn urban areas into engines of development, African Economic Outlook says → Read More
CAR’s children are haunted – by rape and subsequent rejection, by their role as fighters avenging parents. But amid the pain, child-friendly spaces are emerging, bringing hope to a generation → Read More
Parfait Onanga-Anyanga says UN member states must train troops to deal with conditions in the country and refuse to shelter those accused of misconduct → Read More
As the world humanitarian summit approaches, Lucy Lamble looks at why 65 million children can’t access adequate education → Read More
Reconciliation, hope and forgiveness are key subjects in CAR as teachers attempt to instil in their pupils the value of knowledge in a violent country → Read More
As François Hollande heads to CAR this week, he will find a country divided by religion and where violence among its people is horrifyingly normal → Read More
Antipathy towards working with the military and the private sector may have to make way if the buzz surrounding innovation is to result in real change → Read More
Two activists in Colombia talk about their hopes and fears over bringing an end to the world’s longest running civil war → Read More