by Edwin Asa Adjei
“Aid” connotes generosity, beneficence, advocacy, support, humanitarianism, and a variety of other positive, if not altruistic, intents. Rhetorically, this word is very powerful. But behind it are […]
Nonviolent Peaceforce Child Protection Advisor – South Sudan
Nonviolent Peaceforce (NP) is an international, non-governmental organization which works to reduce violence and protect civilians in situations of violent conflict and […]
One Acre Fund Government Analyst (Multiple)
One Acre Fund works closely with local and national governments. Our principal focus is the Ministry of Agriculture in countries where we operate, but […]
International Alert Consultant
Alert is requesting ‘Expressions of Interest’ from qualified and experienced North Africa specialists for a seven month research assignment, beginning June 1st 2014. We are looking for […]
“The Real Story about the Wrong Photos in #BringBackOurGirls”
by James Estrin for The New York Times
This piece once again raises troubling issues of representation and generalization regarding Africa and […]
It’s now the third day after South Africans cast their national and provincial vote, and the hype and the expectations from all Parties are high. Though some may argue for […]
MOSAIC Training Coordinator – MenCare+
MOSAIC is a well-known organisation in Cape Town that delivers an array of programmes and support services to victims of domestic and sexual violence. MOSAIC […]
Two recent opinion articles in Al Jazeera America explore two aspects of aid to the African continent, one potentially the flip side of the other.
The first, “When NGOs attack!“ […]
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