Ethiopia is just now beginning to emerge from her ancient, once glorious past, and adult education is one of the means by which this is being accomplished. (Author/EB)

The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), in a two-faceted operation to assist developing nations, looks for top-flight teachers to send abroad. Only one in 10 applicants makes the grade. CIDA outlines its requirements and the terms and conditions of service. (Editor)

Canadian International Development Agency is heavily involved in education programs and education aid in developing nations throughtout the world. Secretary of State Mitchell Sharp calls this role part of the development race and says he hopes Canada will lead the way. He terms it a race that will determine the future history of man. (Editor)

The Malawi Young Pioneers are a cadre of dedicated young people who will act as a spearhead of rural development throughout the country. (MF)

The most fruitful place for a creative person to work is where he has the most helpful equipment, most stimulating associates, and most general satisfaction. Hence, brain power mobility must be fostered, not restricted. Mobility and drain into fertile locations are key elements in the development of world brain power. (Author/AP)

Photovoltaics, the technology that converts sunlight directly into electricity, may soon be a reliable power source for the world's poor. The one major challenge is cost reduction. Many topics are discussed, including solar powering the Third World, designing the solar building, investing in the sun, and the future of photovoltaics. (NW)

Developments within and conflicts between Third World countries have promoted the Third World arms race. Military research in India and China that represents different models for achieving self-reliance in arms is described. Our only hope is that the arms race among developing nations collapses from its own weight. (SR)