Years ago, while visiting Maiduguri, a city in Nigeria, a colleague in the Women’s Protection and Empowerment team asked if...

A few days ago, I shared a story on LinkedIn that came out of an afternoon playing golf at Karen...

The first time I remember hearing about Botswana was when I was growing up in Nigeria in the 1980s. It...

As world leaders gather in New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, there will be no shortage of...

I was recently given the opportunity to look at what the Global Africa Investment Summit is building: an intelligence layer...

  There is a familiar way of talking about Africa in global investment circles.   A young population. Vast natural...

There is a lot to agree with in the growing argument that the aid ecosystem needs to become simpler.  ...

David Miliband’s recent article, “The Great New Inequality: Citizenship in a Functioning State”, raises an important question about one of...

A grant can fund a programme for a few years and produce measurable results. Another grant can help build an...

The humanitarian system is running out of road. Funding is shrinking, crises are lasting longer, and the familiar model of...