Rwanda, Ostracized Gay Gospel Singer Can Sing in Church Again
“If they know you are homosexual, churches consider that your music cannot serve God and…
“If they know you are homosexual, churches consider that your music cannot serve God and…
We have lost a friend, a brother, a teacher. Eugenio Melandri died after battling a…
A goal worthy of the Champions League can only be scored if there’s a strategy…
The situation is dramatic, the system for humanitarian aid has gotten worse. These are the…
Christine Kamikazi, Agnès Ndirubusa, Térence Mpozenzi and Egide Harerimana, four Burundian journalists who work for…
The news prompts optimism. On 21 October, the new government of Sudan and the armed…
South Sudan: Thousands Stranded and Areas Inaccessible for Assistance After Devastating Floods In northeast South…
Algerian authorities shut down three more churches of the Protestant Church of Algeria (Eglise Protestante…
Arriving in Italy from Sub-Saharan countries is no easy task. What drives men, women and…
On 16 October the king of Morocco, Mohamed VI, pardoned Hajar Raissouni, a journalist with…
At least 19 journalists were arrested in Nigeria this year in an increasingly aggressive campaign…
Over 3,000 writers in more than 1,500 free events; 1,400 school children from all grades;…
When the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo decides to award the Nobel Peace Prize to…
“Peace does not arise from the actions of one party alone. When Prime Minister Abiy…
The story of the carpenter Vito Fiorino who saved 47 Eritrean refugees from their shipwrecked…
October 3 is a date for remembrance of and, above all, to remind us of…
A month ago, we reported the detainment of Hajar Raissouni, correspondent for the independent news…