Covering Congo 10 years ago
Covering Congo 10 years ago
Somalia Telecom Business is Booming
Somalia’s telecom business is booming, despite the ongoing violence there and the absence of a true national government since 1991. VOA’S Paul Ndiho has more.
Africare giving back to Africa
Africare is a U.S.-based non-governmental group that works to improve the quality of life in Africa. It promotes health, education, and general welfare, and has pioneered self-help development programs. VOA’s Paul Ndiho visited Africare’s Washington, D.C. headquarters and has more on the organiztion:
Covering Congo 10 years ago
Congolese Journalist Chouchou Namegabe, wins Knight International Journalism Award
Each year, the International Center for Journalists Awards Dinner brings together journalists working in dangerous and difficult conditions, who demonstrate a commitment to reporting and altruism. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more.
Congolese Journalist Chouchou Namegabe, wins Knight International Journalism Award
Each year, the International Center for Journalists Awards Dinner brings together journalists working in dangerous and difficult conditions, who demonstrate a commitment to reporting and altruism. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more.
Using Music to Conserve Mountain Gorillas
Virunga National Park in Eastern Congo is home to almost one-third of the world’s remaining 700 wild mountain gorillas. The gorillas are also found in Rwanda and Uganda. The World Wildlife Fund says that man’s closest relative is facing pressures that could drive it into extinction, and at least one musician is working to save the gorillas. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more:
Using Music to Conserve Mountain Gorillas
Virunga National Park in Eastern Congo is home to almost one-third of the world’s remaining 700 wild mountain gorillas. The gorillas are also found in Rwanda and Uganda. The World Wildlife Fund says that man’s closest relative is facing pressures that could drive it into extinction, and at least one musician is working to save the gorillas. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more:
White Farmers take Mugabe’s government to Court
A new documentary film follows a white Zimbabwean farming family as it takes Robert Mugabe’s government to court. The movie is creating quite a buzz at the London Film Festival. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more.
Remittances to Africa
A United Nations report released this week calls for fewer restrictions and lesser fees on the $40 billion that migrant workers send home to Africa each year. VOA’s Paul Ndiho has more.
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