Uganda
· Thirty Tons of Soil: Nanyonga's Divine Panacea The strange saga of an elderly peasant woman who claims God blessed her soil, and instructed her to feed it to the sick. (Article)
· AIDS in Uganda Interviews with members of TASO, the first African AIDS counseling program. (Interviews)
Eritrea
· Shooting
Guns and Cameras First-person account of running
a photography training program for freedom
fighters in a country about to gain its independence.
(Article)
· Interview
With Hannah Simon A wide-ranging discussion about
Eritrea's struggle for independence from Ethiopia.
Hannah tells what is was like to be one of the many
women fighters in the field. (Article)
Kenya
· Street
Children and Urban Poverty Working for
the Undugu Society of Kenya (Series
of articles, interviews and personal reflections)
· General China's Burial
Ceremony China was a legendary leader in Kenya's
Mau Mau rebellion against British colonial rule (Article)
· Tea Life The life of
tea pickers (Article)
· Squatting First-person
account of learning how to squat and farm on government
property in Nairobi (Journal)
· Faith and Mary
Akatsa Ruminations on dealing with con men, religious
charlatans, and the simply misguided (Journal)
· Interview with Shaka Zulu Assegai One African-American's struggle for acceptance in Africa (Interview)
· White Like Me
Not a new range of cosmetics from South
Africa, but reflections on living in Black Man's Country (Essay)
· Paulo the Pilot The misadventures of an intrepid pilot on the loose in Africa (Journal)
Sudan
· The Innocent
Always Suffer A look at the ravages of civil war
on the people of south Sudan, and the efforts made
by relief agencies to help (Article)
· Fear and Madness
in South Sudan Food and medical relief in a civil
war zone, featuring corrupt rebels, malarial expatriates
and stampeding elephants . . . (Journal)
Zaire
· Incident in Ankoro
A life-saving operation in a bush hospital serves
as a dose of harsh reality to a photojournalist with
less than a week's experience in Africa (Journal)
