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  • OPINIONS & ANALYSIS - Aid Policy: Fifty shades of aid – love in the field

    Oct 29, 12 - 0 Comments
    AID POLICY: Fifty shades of aid – love in the field (IRIN) - If there is one topic that gets humanitarians and other aid workers talking - apart from the obvious discussions about capacity-building and food aid - it is the challenge of finding a prospective partner in the field. In the last 20 years aid work has become more dangerous, and security restrictions have made it harder for aid workers to meet their significant other. “You are sitting in a compoun...
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  • OPINIONS & ANALYSIS - Inflation and monetary policy contradictions in Ghana (with notes on GDP, public debt and exchange rates)

    Apr 20, 11 - 0 Comments
    Successive press releases about inflation have been released by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) and other official sources since the beginning of 2010 conveyed the same message: inflation is down like never and it is big news for Ghana.In May 2010, the inflation rate went below the 10% mark, exactly at 9.52% compared to 10.98% in April. With an overall rate of 10.9%, 2010 marked the end of years of very high inflation. 2009 was double that rate at nearly 20%, not mentioning 71% in 1...
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  • OPINIONS & ANALYSIS - How does a Third Culture Kid (TCK) define Home

    Apr 13, 11 - 0 Comments
    By Anne Konig, Denizenmag.com contributor. It is 5 a.m. and I am sitting in a café at Frankfurt International Airport waiting for a flight that will bring me to the United States in a matter of hours. Eight hours! That is how long a healthy person sleeps at night, how long the train ride from Luxembourg to Hamburg takes, how long a typical day at school is. Eight hours and you can be on a different continent with a completely different culture.It's nothing ...
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