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#12: Policy Reversal

#12: Policy Reversal

Reversals and Reckonings: The Hidden Cost of Policy U-Turns

Waleed Jhumka
#10: Managing Resources

#10: Managing Resources

From Resource Control to Classroom Reform

Waleed Jhumka
#8: The Afrexit Experiment

#8: The Afrexit Experiment

As AES states launch a new economic order, African nations confront deeper questions: who controls the money, who benefits from the trade, and how to reclaim tourism, education, and investment for the people.

Waleed Jhumka
#7: Rising Tides, Shifting Winds: Developing Nations in the Age of Trump

#7: Rising Tides, Shifting Winds: Developing Nations in the Age of Trump

Developing countries response to Trump's Policies, Bangladesh Turnaround & much more

Waleed Jhumka
#4: Informal Economy

#4: Informal Economy

Informal sectors in developing countries employ a huge workforce. Designing policies for sectors where by little or no data exist is a challenge. This week, we look at these challenges and how governments can design better policies & How Sub-Saharan African countries are impacted by USAID cuts.

#3: Loneliness

#3: Loneliness

Loneliness is a silent disease that requires more policy attention and research

Waleed Jhumka