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Thousands Face Eviction in Tanzania's River Banks
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The Tanzanian government accuses farmers of illegally squatting on protected land along the river banks. Now, thousands face eviction report by … see more »
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No More Fish in Madagascar? We Will Farm Seaweed Instead
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Farmers and Fishers are in trouble in Madagasca due to climate change but they are coping with scarce and stressed resources by coming up with new … see more »
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Graça Machel, Richard Branson #WalkTogether on Mandela Day
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Cape Town City Hall on Darling Street, where Nelson Mandela made his first public speech after his release from Robben Island on February 11, 1990 and … see more »
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Dreaming of the Tour de France in the Land of a Thousand Hills
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Jean-Eric grew up in a small village called Karago, in the mountainous northern part of Rwanda, not far from the Congolese border. Together with his … see more »
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Surviving While Poor
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"Ann-Sophia", a 37-year-old Kenyan, is one of Africa's 520 million poor, as defined by the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI), … see more »
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Poverty Levels in Selected African Nations
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A new survey mapping poverty across Africa shows how the people of northern Nigeria suffer worse levels of deprivation on average than those in the … see more »
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City Folk Play in the Snow in South Africa
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Capetonians love snow, perhaps because we don't get any in the city. So, in what appears to be an annual tradition, hundreds of vehicles visited the … see more »
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Intractable Problems, Persistent Hope – Skoll World Forum 2017
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Ruben Koroma and the Sierra Leone Refugee All Stars performed at the opening plenary of the Skoll World Forum 2017 in Oxford. The band formed in … see more »
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South Sudan's Deminers Brave Danger to Change Their Children's Future
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A growing number of women deminers are clearing up bomb and unexploded ordnance - most of them mothers wanting to provide safety for their families, … see more »
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Lights Back On for Lagos Community After 100 Days of Darkness
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The Shotunde Sub-Station transformer which serves the community broke down in February. see more »
