Water 03/12/2018 – by Ika Ningtyas Bamboo means water Forests can store water for droughts – for example in Indonesian villages Read
Human trafficking 26/11/2018 – by Ibrahim Orèd'Ola Falola Deeply rooted slavery Although slavery is illegal, it still exists in many countries – Mauritania for example Read
Cyber harassment 19/11/2018 – by Lindsey Kukunda Stalking women is not love A court sentence in Uganda shows that cyber harassment and stalking of women is not to be confused with love Read
Health 12/11/2018 – by Jeffrey Moyo Too poor for sanitary wear Poor women in Zimbabwe cannot afford sanitary pads Read
Armed conflict 05/11/2018 – by Nawar Almir Ali Three generations killed in one day In Syria’s civil war, entire villages are wiped out Read
Informal employment 29/10/2018 – by Humphrey Nkonde Fixing broken phones Some IT graduates in Zambia find livelihoods by repairing mobile phones Read
Social work 22/10/2018 – by Gloria Laker Aciro Four decades of charity An Italian nun has spent all her life in Uganda helping people in need Read
Children 15/10/2018 – by Maxwell Suuk Protecting the young against violence Laws in Ghana are supposed to protect children against becoming victims of violence Read
Honour killings 08/10/2018 – by Roli Mahajan Killed by the in-laws Marrying between different castes is still a taboo in India, and will sometimes be sanctioned violently Read
Education 01/10/2018 – by Gloria Laker Aciro Charcoal paying for education A poor female charcoal-vendor in Uganda managed to send her children to university Read
Health 24/09/2018 – by Maxwell Suuk Going blind Many people in Ghana go blind from glaucoma because they have no access to treatment Read
