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Double-edged Sword? Ghanaians see Pros, Cons of Social Media, want Access but not Fake news
COVID-19 and the Rising Levels of Domestic Violence in Uganda
Role of Maternal Education and Prenatal Care on Child Health in Cameroon
In Zimbabwe, Weak Water and Health Systems Heighten Vulnerabilities during COVID-19 Crisis
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Positioning South Africa in 21st Century Global Nuclear Security Debates
South Africa’s domestic economic constraints provide it with an opportunity to be more innovative in how it engages diplomatically in global nuclear security debates. A greater reliance on alliances and partnerships is an important way to maintain its relevance in global affairs.
Building Blocks for Co-producing Climate Services
This brief provides decision-makers with practical information on how to use a co-production approach to achieve better informed development of climate services with relevance for African decision-makers.
The Impact of Indebtedness on Human Rights in Zimbabwe
Debt is a serious burden on states' ability to develop, let alone meet the demands and expectations of their citizens. Burdened by debt, Zimbabwe is increasingly unable to guarantee the rights of its citizens, thereby proving the symbiotic relationship between debt and development, and between debt and human rights.
Life Stories: Learning from Kismayo
'Life Stories' is a set of deep, introspective narratives provided by six of the individual women that took part in a research process that examined the gendered dynamics of inter-clan conflict in Kismayo, Somalia, and in particular the role of women in processes of violence and peace.