posted by Carrie Reiling
A collection of recent articles highlight the drawbacks of intertwining business with development aid.
“The key to reducing poverty is … fewer armchair experts”
Weh Yeoh, disability […]
by Lamia Bazir
“Women’s Arab Spring”: that is the aspiration of many women around North Africa and the Middle East. As a young female Moroccan student, I am also involved in […]
by Kelsey Norman
Does cultural or religious affinity have any bearing on the treatment of refugees? Egypt provides an interesting case for exploring this question. Mention of the word ‘refugee’ in […]
by István Tarrósy
It is good to read Dr. Kemedjio’s comments, which may allow us to continue thinking about the topic raised in my original piece. To be able […]
by Rev. Ranjit Mathews
I’d like to speak a little bit of the Church as an ordained member of it and what it has to say about charity, particularly in Africa. […]
Introductory note by CIHA Blog Editorial Assistant, Bangirana Albert Billy: The press release ‘Africa: GAVI Alliance significantly expands private sector involvement in saving lives’, published on AllAfrica.com, presents a […]
Job Opportunity: Country Director, BBC Media Action, Libya
BBC Media Action, the BBC’s international development charity, believes in the power of media and communication to build inclusive societies and support […]
posted by Carrie Reiling and Tanya Schwarz
A new book, The Child Catchers: Rescue, Trafficking, and the New Gospel of Adoption, explores how overseas adoption from a number of […]
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