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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...

A genocide that never ends

Rwanda, two decades later: "Only when you feel you are being respected and trusted, can you begin to feel free. Then you see a meaning in life."

Chaos, chaos everywhere in Central African Republic

Koert Lindijer returns to the village of Zèré, where in November he saw how Christians had been attacked and slain by Muslim gangs. Now...

Once again War destroys dreams in South Sudan

Juba, - Kon Kelei and Tong Akot returned three years ago from the Diaspora, full of optimism, back to South Sudan. They had fled...

South Sudan: Mediocre fighters from the guerrilla crush their new state

Mediocre guerrilla leaders from the liberation war are destroying their new state South Sudan

Alarming rate of suicides in peaceful Northern Uganda

By Ilona Eveleens "We later learnt that they went from house to house in Katikati as well, taking all boys and girls around your age with...
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