Already-vulnerable communities are being pushed even closer to breaking point

An International Panel on Inequality would produce rigorous assessments of the magnitudes and changes in inequality, writes Joseph Stiglitz.

By Shabnam Baloch The writer is the Country Director at Oxfam in South Sudan. JUBA, South Sudan | 2 July 2026 (IDN) — As experts gathered in New York earlier this month to discuss the future of the hu...

In the broader conversations on localisation, the global commitments and local/national- level implementation take the centre stage with often lesser attention to the regional level, yet it is a space...

Health workers battling an ​Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo lack the personnel to identify suspected cases, the ambulances to transport them and even ‌the construction materials to build isolation wards, officials and aid workers told Reuters.

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Immediate funding is critical to prevent uncontrolled spread of the virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo and reduce the risk of a wider regional health crisis.

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The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) has blamed worsening inequality, austerity policies, unemployment and weak social protection systems for ...