DT 17-18 / 2012

Donor support increases as flawed Khmer Rouge tribunal drags on

With staff working on two-month contracts and only one verdict in six years, the Cambodian war crimes tribunal is far from a success story.

News January 10, 2013

Since Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s death in August, the Ethiopian government has been on auto-pilot,...

Opinion January 10, 2013

Six weeks after corruption in Uganda was revealed, authorities in Kampala have not been able to identify...

News January 10, 2013

Sida’s annual poll on public perceptions about aid for 2012 reflects an overall belief in aid, solid...

News January 10, 2013

Finland is one of seven co-authors of a UN General Assembly resolution that sets the date for negotiations...

News January 10, 2013

The new Chair of the DAC, the Paris-based donor watchdog, inherits an unsolved dispute with Norway about...

News January 10, 2013

February 8 is the date set for the seventh annual TV fund raiser in Denmark, Danmarks Indsamling 2013,...

News January 10, 2013

As the new leader of donors in the rich man’s club, the OECD, Norway’s Erik Solheim will have to find...

Opinion Editorial January 10, 2013

Africa is likely to experience the same growth boom that India and China have had in the last 20-30 years,...

Business January 10, 2013

The Africa Commission was a brainchild of former Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen. 2013 is the last...

Business January 10, 2013

The contract volume handled by Danida fluctuates from year to year; 2012 was a relatively slow year with...

Business January 10, 2013