Defying conflict to track the world’s rarest chimpanzees
Leo Plunkett, Tom Richards, Sandy Watt GASHAKA GUMTI NATIONAL PARK, Nigeria — Here in Nigeria’s largest protected
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How antibiotic abuse fuel deaths in Ghana
By Emmanuel K. DogbeviPhotography by Christian Thompson Kofi, 38, married with three children, works as a commercial minibus
Saving Africa’s Wetlands: Rwanda’s Blueprint for Conservation
African wetlands are among the continent’s most vital ecosystems, yet they remain some of its
Femicide Needs Its Own Law: Can the Technical Working Group In Kenya Deliver?
Every 10 minutes, a woman is killed by an intimate partner or family member, according
Fibroids Are Common in Nigeria. Affordable Treatment Is Not
Women of African descent are four times more likely to have uterine fibroids. Although many of these cases are asymptomatic and undiagnosed, published estimates say black women face a higher lifetime risk of up to 80% by age 50, globally.
Youth Friendly Centers: Liberia’s Lifeline Keeping Teen Girls in School
On a bright Tuesday morning in Cesto, Rivercess County, Angelina Jalamutee, 25, walks to the
The Making of Better Men: How Uganda’s New Approach to Raising Boys Is Tackling Gender Abuse
On a bright Tuesday morning in Wakiso District, laughter fills the schoolyard of Divine Mercy
Loan Clubs Help Farmers Save Money and Forests
NAJOR TOWN – Maybel Payne walks steadily along a dirt path, a tub of harvested
Inside the Fight to Protect Nigeria’s Aso Ofi Industry
For generations, Iseyin in southwestern Nigeria has been known for Aso Ofi, a handwoven fabric
The Overturning of Roe v. Wade Didn’t Just Affect America
Rose sits in the waiting room of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Isolo, Lagos, waiting