About the hidden horrors of modern-day slavery in UK

Albert Kiage - the late husband of Junet - and his two sons are the latest victims in a battle between powerful figures. Sometimes, this battle even [...]

The leader of protests in Keppapulavu which saw land returned to its rightful owners, tells The Catamaran why they were so successful.

Women of the Bohra community in India decided they would not take female genital cutting (FGM) anymore and got thousands of supporters.

The government has been aggressive in championing female condoms as a sure way of fighting the spread of HIV/ Aids. The virus has over the years [...]

How the Ghanaian government neglects 1,600 recorded cases of child cancer patients per year.

Britain is the second largest tea drinking nation in the world. But where do the tea bags and loose tea packs come from?

In an exclusive interview, a Tamil MP from Vanni, Sivasakthi Ananthan, explains why he wants to “drain the swamp” in Sri Lankan politics.

Alaa Murabit is a raw model for many women across the world and what she brings to the table is brave and could make the change for many of them.

In Kenya being in the LGBTQ community is punishable. Still, the Ishtar clinic sets a milestone for the country.

fairplanet spoke to the man, who brought Africa its first smartphone and tablet.

Kenya in motion: Today, the reigning President Uhuru Kenyatta will fight against his perennial rival Raila Odinga for the power over the country.

Spanish court rule about jokes on Twitter is seen as a barrier of freedom of speech

What do over 30 tonnes of recycled plastic waste, a dhow and an African coast have in common? In Kenya, a lot.

Are EU citizens made bargaining chips in Brexit negotiations?

Mental ill-health is a widespread problem among young people. Where are they meant to seek help?

Milpa, is the centuries old agriculture system in Mexico. Unfortunately it’s almost unknown - have you heard about it?

How the internet is providing a very powerful platform for those who feel oppressed in Cameroon.

At the time when many nations are banging the doors on refugees, Uganda is open to accepting more refugees. How does that work?

They have to buy cheap and produce less - cocoa processing firms in Ghana are facing serious financial challenges.