Global development podcast

From cattle herder to big pharma expert: one man's fight to end malaria – podcast

Dr Allan Pamba on the ‘silent epidemic’ that drove him to leave his Kenyan village, train as a...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

From cattle herder to big pharma expert: one man's fight to end malaria – podcast

Dr Allan Pamba on the ‘silent epidemic’ that drove him to leave his Kenyan village, train as a...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

The woman who braves bullets and bombs to uphold her father's legacy in Somalia – podcast

Elman Ali Ahmed dedicated his life to disarming child soldiers and trying to end conflict in...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Mobilising shame is hard when politicians are shameless': campaigners offering hope – podcast

Lucy Lamble talks to Thomas Coombes from Amnesty International about the importance of letting...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

Block like an Egyptian: roller derby team get women's rights on track – Small Changes podcast

Lucy Lamble talks to Angie Kaster, co-founder of Egypt’s first roller derby team – the all-female...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Oxfam allegations are tip of iceberg': sexual harassment and aid workers – podcast

Lucy Lamble talks to Rebecca Ratcliffe about her investigations into exploitation and the misuse...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Everything was clouded by Trump in 2017': a challenging year for poor nations – podcast

Lucy Lamble looks back over 12 months of critical changes for developing countries, dominated by...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'It was unbelievable horror': the Rohingya crisis – podcast

With nearly a million Rohingya driven out of Myanmar in what the UN has called textbook ‘ethnic...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Famine as mass atrocity': in conversation with Alex de Waal – podcast

When the Nazis invaded the Soviet Union, they planned to starve 30 million people to death. Seven...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Making war is easier than making peace': in conversation with Colombia's President Santos – podcast

With six months left in office, Juan Manuel Santos talks to Lucy Lamble about whether his...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Some people believe disability is contagious': breaking down barriers in Mozambique – podcast

From school to the workplace, people with disabilities in Mozambique face stigma and...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

We need to talk about … Population and climate change

In this monthly podcast, Guardian supporters ask the questions and a Guardian panel try to...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

Does healthcare for all hold the key to Tanzania's future? – podcast

Backed by Graça Machel and her fellow Elders, the Tanzanian government is introducing healthcare...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

'Without health, people have nothing': Tanzania seeks a political salve – podcast

Backed by Graça Machel and her fellow Elders, the Tanzanian government is introducing healthcare...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

Why we need to get contraceptives to teenagers – podcast

For 1.8 billion young people – the largest cohort ever – family planning will be vital in shaping...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

How do you solve half a century of bloodshed in Colombia? – podcast

After the civil war that claimed 250,000 lives ended with last year’s accord, Lucy Lamble...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

Why is east Africa facing a hunger crisis and what can be done? – podcast

As hunger spreads in east Africa, famine threatens to take hold beyond South Sudan. Lucy Lamble...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

El trabajo infantil en Bolivia: ¿puede justificarse? – podcast

Kary Stewart analiza por qué 850.000 niños trabajan en Bolivia y si los números pueden ser...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

Is child labour always wrong? The view from Bolivia – podcast

Kary Stewart looks at why 850,000 children work in Bolivia, and whether the numbers can be...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año

African women form a united front in the battle for equality – podcast

Kary Stewart looks at how feminists are championing women’s rights across the continent and...

• 0
• 0
• +1 año