Thursday, June 20, 2013

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Development

As the humanitarian situation in South Sudan deteriorates, the international aid community needs to re-think the way it provides relief.
With Joyce Banda in charge and with international donors returning, what are Malawi's prospects for growth and stability?
The improved coverage of 4G technology may provide new opportunities for Angola's rural communities.
Zainab Usman argues that new family planning strategies could obscure wider deficiencies in governance.
Intercountry adoption exposes many shortcomings in domestic and international legislation.
After years of receiving development assistance despite not meeting conditionalities, Rwanda has now seen its biggest donors suspend aid.
Sierra Leone must continue to invest in healthcare to ensure a stable economic future.
Emerging donors' 'no strings attached' aid with an emphasis on infrastructure is opening up policy space around development assistance.
Natural resource discoveries may bring opportunities for local communities, but this is far from guaranteed.

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