The project in Cape Town is the latest seeking to redress Africa’s reliance on the West for vaccines.
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For millions of displaced Iraqis, life is not a permanent crisis.
As fighting continues between Iraqi forces and ISIL fighters, civilians have been fleeing the city in droves.
Low-cost, easily treatable and preventable conditions cause blindness for millions of people worldwide.
Transmission of disease occurs in only 9 of 36 Ugandan districts since eradication efforts began.
Meet the Ugandan men eliminating river blindness one fly at a time.
Seven years ago, 156 people were killed at an anti-government rally. Now Guineans want justice and reconciliation.
Nearly two years after being liberated from ISIL, the Iraqi town of Saadiya is struggling to rebuild.
Katwe is one of the largest slums in Uganda and the scene of an unlikely chess revolution.
We go inside Greece’s resurgent anarchist movement as it seeks to show that it is about more than just violence.
