
A plea for justice: Mourning and hope one year after the Yelewata Attacks
Survivors, relatives of victims, and members of the local Church gathered on Saturday 13 June to mark the first anniversary of the Yelewata massacre. The

Survivors, relatives of victims, and members of the local Church gathered on Saturday 13 June to mark the first anniversary of the Yelewata massacre. The

A couple of years ago, Jennifer fled to Uganda as a refugee. She grew up across the border in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

When Thessakpe* became a Christian in 2017, his choice wasn’t too costly. He lived in an animist community in Togo, near the border with Burkina

The DRC government confirmed on Sunday 07 June 2026, that the country had 488 confirmed cases of Ebola and 86 deaths. These figures have steadily

Light, love and laughter have come into their lives; leaving little indication that Charity and her three children are survivors of a Boko Haram attack.

Over the course of May, dozens of Christians have been killed in the latest spate of attacks occurring in the Democratic Republic of Congo. On

Cabo Delgado is experiencing another wave of attacks, aggravating the humanitarian and security crisis faced in northern Mozambique. According to the Mozambique Times, insurgents killed

A simple act of reading the bible doesn’t warrant much attention in some parts of the world. But in the small farming community in Ethiopia

Ethiopia is navigating one of the most complex and volatile political landscapes in Africa. While some tensions have religious overtones, the most destabilizing dynamics arise from disputes over governance structures, the history of the country, regional differences, and the

The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council is urging Parliament to fast-track the Khadi Courts Bill 2026. The bill was gazetted in February 2026, and is currently