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Africa: better off without us? A year on from the G8 and Live 8, parts of Africa are making good progress. But it's not thanks to the money and the debt relief that often prop up the wrong kind of leader

• Authors : Calderisi, Robert

• Source: New Statesman (1996). June 26, 2006, Vol. 135 Issue 4798, p12, 4 p.

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They can play, but they can never win: bursting with talent and eternally tipped as the coming force, African countries won't win this World Cup, or the next one, writes David Runciman. The reason? For all the money splashing around, nothing is changing at the grass roots

• Authors : Runciman, David

• Source: New Statesman (1996). May 29, 2006, Vol. 135 Issue 4794, p14, 4 p.

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Africa may as well stick up an enormous sign saying 'Clearance sale. Everything must go', as an entire continent is reduced to the status of a pound shop

• Authors : Thomas, Mark

• Source: New Statesman (1996). June 6, 2005, Vol. 134 Issue 4743, 21.

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From Live 8 to G8: only results matter

• Source: New Statesman (1996). June 6, 2005, Vol. 134 Issue 4743, 6.

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Prague: workers' paradise?

• Authors : Mezei, Adam Daniel

• Source: New Statesman (1996). July 24, 2006, Vol. 135 Issue 4802, p21, 2 p.

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The Big Men have tightened their grip

• Authors : Wrong, Michela

• Source: New Statesman (1996). July 10, 2006, Vol. 135 Issue 4800, p25, 2 p.

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The white man's guilty burden

• Authors : Wrong, Michela

• Source: New Statesman (1996). June 12, 2006, Vol. 135 Issue 4796, p27, 2 p.

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War by other means: from the beginning, immigration has been an important weapon to secure the Jewish state. But new citizens from Asia and Africa have challenged Israel's idea of itself and raised deep anxieties

• Authors : Yonah, Yossi

• Source: New Statesman (1996). Oct 31, 2005, Vol. 134 Issue 4764, p22, 2 p.

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Aid to Africa: who's counting? Is Britain's aid money well spent? One expert working in Ghana raised doubts--and was sacked. Rosie Waterhouse on the whistle-blower and the missing [pounds sterling]18m

• Authors : Waterhouse, Rosie

• Source: New Statesman (1996). Sept 12, 2005, Vol. 134 Issue 4757, p32, 2 p.

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What matters more than anything else is agriculture: the right support for traditional farming could help Africa more effectively than any amount of 'development'. It alone can maintain landscapes and provide jobs for billions who need them

• Authors : Tudge, Colin

• Source: New Statesman (1996). July 11, 2005, Vol. 134 Issue 4748, p20, 2 p.

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