Hepatitis Outbreak Hits Camps
Scores reportedly killed and thousands hospitalised as virus grips northern Uganda.
Billion-Dollar Poverty in Zimbabwe
As the national currency continues to plummet in value, the real business is done in foreign banknotes.
International Justice/ICC: Jun ‘08
Field trips help to develop new training initiatives in Sudan and deliver training workshops in northern Uganda and Congo.
Tsvangirai Facing Critical Choices
No one is quite clear what the opposition’s next step will be, but any delay will benefit the president most.
The Photographer
Neither a political refugee nor a typical white Zimbabwean, Sara Catterall struggles to find a place in the expatriate community.
The Health Worker
Grace Chouriri cares for fellow exiles because she says it makes her feel that she’s doing something good for her community.
The Teacher
Formerly a teacher in a private school, Joseph Masunungure can only dream of taking up a similar job in the UK.
The Campaigner
Veteran human rights activist Rose Benton is resigned to more years of drawing attention to abuses in home country.
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Life in the Shadows for Armenia’s Transgender Community
Recent murder highlights widespread discrimination and violence against LGBTI people.
Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.