Mozambique: Child Soldiers Used in Raid on Northern Town
An armed group linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) in northern Mozambique used boys as young as 13 to raid and loot the town of Macomia, in Cabo Delgado province, on May […]
How Peter Tabichi is Lifting His Students Out of Poverty With Science
Maths and physical science teacher Peter Tabichi’s love for science is changing the lives of Keriko’s 480 students for the better. His dedication and passionate belief in his students’ talent has embolden the poorly-resourced learners to take on Kenya’s best schools in national science competitions.
The Importance of Water: #WaterIsLife
What is the importance of water? “Water is life” is such a common expression that we use it almost as a cliché. However, that phrase is probably one of the
Tree Planting Just Got Even More Eco-Friendly
Kenya Plastic Ban Prompts Market Shift Trees for the Future has planted more than 160 million trees around the globe in the past three decades. Like most tree planting organizations and
The Future Women Want: Free of Violence
Bakera excelled in school. As a girl who grew up in a rural, poor community, she had, against all odds, realized her education goals and was elated to go to the capital city, Kampala where she would now work.
Everything Begins With Water
Water is life. Human existence totally depends on it. Water relates to all aspects of human development, and remains the single greatest power to drive industrialization, health and gender equality
10 Best Destination Countries in Africa
Tourism in Africa is an important economic activity. The tourist characteristics of Africa lie in the wide variety of points of interest, the diversity, and variety of landscapes, as well
The Newark Women Moving Forward Financial Initiative Offers Free Education and Solutions for Personal, Business Finances, Home Ownership, and Estate Planning
The Newark Women Moving Forward initiative is not just a program; it’s a catalyst for change, and a catapult to economic success for Newark residents who want to unlock their
Reimagining Cooperation In A Polarized World In The Context Of Zimbabwe?
By Ayodele Odusola This year’s UNDP Global Human Development Report (HDR) marks a dramatic shift away from the cautious optimism espoused in the HDR just four years ago: despite reaching a
UN Environmental Assembly Call For Action To Address Planetary Triple Threat
By Maina Waruru The Sixth United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA-6) ended with delegates calling for firm actions to address the triple planetary crisis of climate change, nature loss, and pollution. The assembly also