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Aid and development

September 2010

  • Katine drug store 460x276

    Sarah Boseley's global health blog
    Malaria drugs - a dose of reality

    DfID and other donors may subsidise the cost to manufacturers of slashing their prices for effective malaria drugs, but experience on the ground makes it seem doubtful children will benefit as they should

  • Alice Adebo and her friends carry bags on their heads in Amorikot, Katine

    Katine Chronicles blog
    As the Guardian's coverage of the Katine project winds down next month, readers are asked for a final say

    At the end of the Guardian's full-time, three-year coverage of the Katine project in Uganda, we ask readers to post their final views on a venture linking online media with long-term development

  • Uganda Serere Josephine Emurau

    A new admin district in Uganda raises people's hopes – but there's a catch

    The high cost of setting up a new admin region in Serere, Uganda, eats into budgets although the venture promises much. Local people are optimistic but who really benefits?

August 2010

  • Child soldier from Uganda tells of great escape from LRA rebels

  • Juliet's story: child soldier to global campaigner

  • Katine-politics-election

    Early election fever grips Katine

  • katine rose akalo

    Safe, clean drinking water across Katine remains an elusive goal

  • Katine Chronicles blog
    Africa has the means to feed itself but does it have the support – and the will?

  • Katine Chronicles blog
    Village savings schemes in Uganda train up to counter theft

  • Katine counts mounting cost of strike

  • New Katine project manager aims to raise pace of change

  • Administration dispute threatens school performance in Katine

  • Katine Chronicles blog
    Who should regulate Africa's non-government agencies?

  • Katine Chronicles blog
    Who should regulate Africa's non-government agencies?

  • Ugandans make their mark in Sheffield

  • Links between health and farming have to be acted on before it's too late

  • Katine HIV group demands its fair share of government aid

July 2010

  • How to counter rape as a weapon of war

    Increasing pressure on African men to discuss gender equality could lessen the incentive to use rape as a weapon in war

  • A community vaccinator prepares to inoculate young people in Katine

    Katine project makes steady progress despite hiccups

    Striking health workers and brown water-fed boreholes have not stopped the Guardian-supported Katine project in Uganda from moving forwards, says latest project update

  • A man drinks from a borehole in Katine, Uganda

    Katine Chronicles blog
    Aid agencies in Africa: applaud achievers but keep wannabees in check

    Regulation, accountability and closer monitoring of a number of well-meaning but often misguided and ignorant aid organisations is vital to prevent them hindering rather than supporting efforts to eradicate poverty in Africa

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