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  'Now the children can go to school'

  Nov 7 2008:

  Twelve months ago the Guardian committed to an ambitious three-year aid project: to raise £2.5m to help change the lives of 25,000 people in Katine, Uganda - and document the progress on a website to allow donors to see what their money was doing. So is it working? Madeleine Bunting reports

• A crisis sparked by the world's rich will have the poor paying the highest price

  Oct 20 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Our worries about jobs or pensions pale beside the fallout Africa and Asia now face in this absurdly skewed global system

• Faith. Belief. Trust. This economic orthodoxy was built on superstition

  Oct 6 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: There is no alternative, went the mantra. Now this corrupt mythology lies in tatters, the crisis of conviction is profound

• Can music heal?

  Oct 1 2008:

  Composer Nigel Osborne believes music is one of the most important priorities for post-conflict resolution. Do you agree?

• The riddle of the rocks

  Oct 1 2008:

  What can a load of giant boulders in Uganda tell us about music? Madeleine Bunting on a UK concert series inspired by the pure sound of ancient gongs

• Katine: Scaling up on finance

  Sep 26 2008:

  The announcement by Barclays to invest in community finance schemes proves that the Katine project is an incubator of new ideas

• Sweet Sarah Brown

  Sep 24 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Yes, more self-deprecating and emollient than her predecessor, Cherie Booth – but she has created a role for herself with dignity

• Chances Labour's lost

  Sep 24 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Many in the party now regret the failure to create a parliament that better reflects election results

• Up my street

  Sep 24 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Endless debates about Britishness and Englishness are unhelpful. We'd do better to celebrate local history and identity

• Forget the history and the investment. Even Sunderland is tempted by Tories

  Sep 22 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Memories of Thatcher are receding here in the north-east, and the idea of a spectacular Labour defeat is all too plausible

• Medical emergencies facing rural Uganda

  Sep 17 2008:

  The Ugandan minister for primary healthcare tells Madeleine Bunting of his ambitions for the country, but how a shortage of doctors and a lack of funding are hampering progress in rural areas like Katine

• 'I say poverty is in the mind'

  Sep 15 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting speaks to Ugandan education minister Gerard Namirembe Bitamazire about the cost of learning

• 'Katine is about community empowerment'

  Sep 8 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting interviews Joshua Kyallo, Amref's Uganda director, on how the Katine project should empower people across the sub-county and why Amref wanted to work in partnership with the Guardian

• Will Amref's integrated approach lead to empowerment?

  Sep 8 2008:

  Such is the sense of urgency in African rural development that everyone is hunting for a magic solution - what is the single biggest factor which makes change across vast parts of the continent happen?

• Faith schools can best generate the common purpose that pupils need

  Sep 8 2008:

  Madeleine Bunting: Secular establishments struggle to find shared values, but religious ones must avoid being holy huddles of the faithful

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