A World Bank-led initiative has attracted attention for its promising plans to improve water access to 1 billion people by ...

Numerous NGOs and political decision-makers have questioned the legitimacy of supplying military equipment – much of which is ...

Musa collects recyclable waste on the streets of the Nigerian city of Ilorin. His work feeds a growing recycling industry, ...

Our forthcoming October issue is dedicated to international law. In this video, human rights expert Selmin Çalışkan talks ...

Every morning before dawn, Sarah is already carrying into Bujumbura cassava leaves she can process and sell. Her small ...

India’s food-delivery riders spend their days moving meals from restaurant kitchens to customer doorsteps. Many of them, ...

South Africa’s manufacturing and heavy industry sectors are contracting, and the economy is simplifying towards raw-material exports, services and agriculture. Economists describe the country as a ...

For many people in South Sudan, climate change means flooded homes, crop failures, dying livestock, closed schools and the ...

Sherif Arafa’s work focuses on freedom, resistance and mental health. Two of his artworks are featured in the D+C October issue.

The most powerful people in this world are trying with all their might to dismantle international law. But despite all the ...

25-year-old Aisha lives in Ibadan, Nigeria. When she first discovered she was pregnant, she was overjoyed. But the initial joy was quickly followed by disillusionment. She believed her antenatal care ...

Many countries in Africa lack qualified sign language interpreters. This makes it difficult for deaf and hearing-impaired people to access education, employment and public services. This is where Terp ...