Burundian coffee farmer confronts environmental challenges
By Violet Ikong Kaderi with some of his clients Richard Kaderi is the third generation in his...
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Africa
Efforts in Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda address mental health
By Violet Ikong Myths and misconceptions about mental health abound in most African...
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Center lends a helping hand to children in Nigeria living with autism spectrum disorder
By Violet Ikong Tochi Ajike was thrown into a state of fear and confusion in 2020 when her...
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu: father of South Africa’s ‘rainbow nation’
Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Epa/Ian Langsdon P. Pratap Kumar, University of KwaZulu-Natal Archbishop...
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Africa and Covid-19
Voices from the continent By Jean Damascene Hakuzimana Cases of COVID-19 appear to be declining in...
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The Banyamulenge genocide
By Georges Budagu Makoko | Photos by Vedaste Ngabo In violence that began on the morning of...
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Burundi hands over armed rebels linked with Rusesabagina to Rwanda
Story by Eddy-Claude Nininahazwe Translated by Jean Damascene Hakuzimana Eleven fighters from the...
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Burundi suspends multinational mining contracts
By Eddy Claude Nininahazwe In response to criticism that foreign companies are reaping overly...
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Cameroon accuses humanitarian agencies of meddling in politics
By Adrienne Engono Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and the World Food Program (WFP) have both been...
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Nigeria’s Twitter ban could backfire, hurting the economy and democracy
Taking a selfie during the #ENDSARS protest in Lagos in 2020. Social media was used extensively to...
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