Madagascar's Election: A Nervous Wait
As Madagascar awaits a result in its presidential election, divisive legal challenges loom.
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As Madagascar awaits a result in its presidential election, divisive legal challenges loom.
Tent of Nations founder Daoud Nassar hopes teaching people to take care of the land empowers them to shape the future with their own hands and to resist the Israeli occupation with non-violence.
Despite bed-nets, insecticides and treatments, malaria continues to kill hundreds of thousands of children in sub-Saharan Africa. Health officials are reviving an old measure to prevent the disease.
Although non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are becoming increasingly prevalent in India, their public health system is not ready to cope.
Diabetes, cancer and cardio vascular diseases are no longer just problems for western countries. In India they are now the leading cause of every second death.
Chronic diseases are not only increasing in developed countries, but also in developing countries such as India. However, unlike patients in Germany, patients in India can hardly get treatment.
Women provide more than half the labor on farms in sub-Saharan Africa, but many lack access to land, capital and farm inputs. Empowering them is seen as an urgent economic development priority.
In Tanzania's drought-prone villages like Engaruka, residents who've suffered hunger are now left with few possessions and little livestock with which to shield themselves from future drought.
As Tanzania's savanna landscape evolves over time, unexpected consequences ripple through the food chain.
One of the biggest challenges facing cash transfers in Malawi is deciding who is poor enough to get the money.
To understand food security in sub-Saharan Africa, context is crucial. Some 500 million small farms feed 80 percent of the people who live in regions that are perilously close to hunger.
These photos show the range of living conditions for Syrian refugees in Turkey, Jordan, Lebanon, and Iraq. Although much attention has been focused on camps, most struggle to survive on their own.