Tackling Inequality Is a Political Choice
Mahmoud Mohiedin & Carolina Sanchez-ParamoJuly 23, 2019
By Mahmoud Mohiedin & Carolina Sanchez-Paramo NEW YORK – THE WORLD has made impressive strides in reducing extreme
Making the Most of the Malaria Vaccine
Ifeanyi M. NsoforJuly 15, 2019
By Ifeanyi M. Nsofor ABUJA – A new malaria vaccine now being piloted in Sub-Saharan Africa, where 90% of malaria cases
Nigeria’s Poisonous Patriarchy
Ibitoye Segun EmmanuelJuly 1, 2019
By Ibitoye Segun Emmanuel IBADAN, NIGERIA – Nearly every country has some way to go to achieve gender equality and empower all
How Developing Countries Can Achieve Universal Health Coverage
Jörg ReinhardtJuly 1, 2019
By Jörg Reinhardt ZURICH – Virtually every country worldwide has committed to achieving universal health coverage (UHC) by
The Bard and the Bank Regulators
Howard DaviesJuly 1, 2019
By Howard Davies LONDON – Banking supervision teams at the Bank of England “now receive the equivalent of twice the
Helping Africa’s Smallholders Feed the World
Usman Ali LawanJune 17, 2019
By Usman Ali Lawan KEFFI, NIGERIA – In the rural village of Kura in Kano State, Nigeria, where I grew up, my grandfather would
Taming the Wild West of Digital Health Innovation
Asha GeorgeJune 17, 2019
By Asha George, Amnesty LeFevre & Rajani Ved CAPE TOWN – Digital technology is revolutionizing our daily lives. Mobile
Maintaining the Momentum Against Cholera
Anita ZaidiJune 10, 2019
By Anita Zaidi SEATTLE – When Cyclone Idai ripped through Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe on the night of March 14, it
Central America’s Besieged Women
Lauren HendricksMay 29, 2019
By Lauren Hendricks WASHINGTON, DC – ACROSS HONDURAS, El Salvador, and Guatemala, women who seek to escape poverty by launching
How Nelson Mandela Bent History
Mark SuzmanMay 29, 2019
By Mark Suzman SEATTLE – TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, South Africa held its first free elections after the end of apartheid.