Scattered Memories: Preserving Sudan Through Art
When people lose their homes and even loved ones, what else remains? For Sudanese theater…
Scattered Memories: Preserving Sudan Through Art
When people lose their homes and even loved ones, what else remains? For Sudanese theater practitioner and Project Manager at…
Can Ghana Build a Better Justice System?
A New Idea That Could Change How Courts Work It’s an age old story that goes something like this: Small…
Too Hot for Chocolate? West Africa’s Cocoa Farmers Face an Uncertain Future
Chocolate is one of the world’s favorite treats, but few people stop to think about where it begins. More than…
When the Floodwaters Recede, the Hunger Crisis Begins: Ghana Must Rebuild Its Farms Now
The devastating floods of June 29–30, 2026, left a trail of destruction across parts of Ghana, claiming lives, damaging homes, and…
Pope Leo XIV Calls for Compassionate Healthcare for Those who Suffer
By Janica Southwick Pope Leo XIV delivered a powerful message at a health conference organized by Caritas Internationalis, the Catholic…
Africa’s Greatest Challenge May Become Africa’s Greatest Opportunity
According to the FAO, Africa has approximately 2.6 billion hectares of arable land — one of the greatest agricultural resources…
Africa Produces Enough Food. So Why Do Millions Still Starve?
In many parts of Africa, the fields are green, and the markets are full. Farmers bring rice, maize, cassava, yams,…
The Not-So-Sweet Crisis Facing West Africa
Sugar is everywhere. It is in the food we eat, the drinks we enjoy, the products we manufacture, and the…
Ghana’s Biggest Match Starts Before Kickoff
Ghana finds itself in the international spotlight as officials work through diplomatic and legal channels to secure a visa for…
The Ebola Story Nobody Is Talking About
Ebola is dominating headlines once again. People are talking about where it is spreading, who has been infected, which borders…
