François Kouamé wears his prison number like a badge of honour. Mr. Kouamé makes his way to a field where […]
admin | September 29, 2014
Julie Francis starts her self-imposed curfew at sunset. Since December 2013, the widowed mother of four has been living at […]
admin | September 22, 2014
Along the coast of Tanzania, you can hear the dull thuds of underwater explosions. Fishers are using explosives to maximize […]
admin | September 22, 2014
Along the fertile banks of the White Nile, a war veterans’ co-operative is planting a garden for peace and a […]
admin | September 15, 2014
Girazi Mukumbaa farms in Wedza, about 160 kilometres southwest of the capital, Harare. The 64-year-old is “old school” when it […]
admin | September 15, 2014
More than 1,400 have died as a result of the Ebola crisis in West Africa since the disease was first […]
admin | September 8, 2014