Information on birth control from the pulpit
By Ilona Eveleens They call themselves the male champions. The five ministers from the poor area of Kayole in Nairobi have a double meaning for...
South Sudan: The hope of a better future lost
Game Dock had run out of school exercise books for his students some months ago. He is a teacher at a village school in...
A child soldier who became a monster
A child soldier who became a monster. Does he deserve punishment or is atonement the way to go? Dominic Ongwen made his first appearance before the ICC on the 26th of January 2015
Give value to the spirits in the fight against ebola
Only the people themselves can stop new infections, but do the fighters agains ebola listen enough to them?
Albinos:tortured by the sun and hunted in the shade
The Maasai boy Molle in 2009 and in 2014 A long high wall shields students of the elementary school Mwerereni from the cruel world outside....
Nigerian Yoruba offer unique glimpse of religious tolerance
Nigeria is often in the headlines because of religious conflicts that have cost thousands their lives and displaced many more. The extremism contrasts with...
South Sudan: extremely poor or ridiculously rich
By Richard Dowden Surrounded by a series of blue and red suitcases two young women check in for the flight to the South Sudanese capital...
South Sudan: The mothers of Bentiu burry their children
The white hospital tents are surrounded by a puree of mud, shit and waste. Latrines nearby spill over and children splash in a lake...
