Child rights

Over 2000 women in Central Kenya are using seeds from the Moringa tree, commonly referred to as the world’s wonder tree, to purify unclean water.

In Zimbabwe, primary education is free for all under the constitution, but in reality the educational plight of the street children is hopeless.

The Nubians of East Africa have been left unrecognised and without identity despite a century of living within the borders of East Africa’s largest [...]

"Akshay Tritiya" on April 22nd is the day considered by Hindus to be an auspicious day for marriages - even for child marriages.

Youth in Kenya is trying to reverse the devastating effects of Fungi Aspergillus that claimed their parents’ lives after aflatoxin poisining through maize.

After more than twenty years of war, finally peace came to northern Uganda. The former child soldiers have returned to their families, heavily traumatized.

If you’re a child living in a developing country, your likely cause of death isn’t poverty, but diarrheal diseases caused by a lack of basic hygiene.

The future of pupils in Gokwe-South (rural district in Zimbabwe’s) has been rendered hopeless by the pathetic learning conditions that prevail in the area.

193 UN member states met in New York to discuss the Millennium Development Goals to be achieved by the end of December 2015. Did they succeed?