As the daughter of a Christian mother and a Muslim sheik (a local Islamic leader), Nura* grew up differently than most young girls in her
Asabe*, a trauma care worker in Northern Nigeria, recalls a time when communities in the region experienced relatively peaceful life. Then, attacks started happening. At
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
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.
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
“It is the war that forced us to come here”, says Alia a mother of two, who fled with her family to a camp for
Though he is only in his early 30s, Waswa is the father of many at his orphanage in Uganda where he is restoring the hope
Like so many children in Africa, Worke did not grow up sheltered from the bitter realities of life. “I was born in Ethiopia. My childhood
Sometimes humorous, sometimes scientific, and other times a reference to it’s remarkable physical attributes, the baobab tree is known by many names. Adonsonia, Bottle tree,