Five hours and thirty minutes driving northwest from Managua (the capital of Nicaragua) you'll get to Waslala, a town with high temperatures, heavy breakfasts and one big issue: gender-based violence.
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“A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.” Marcus Garvey Cameroon, as a country that still counts many traditional chiefs who
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It was a very nice morning. I did my best to wake up as early as possible, just to get morning light pictures. And it did pay off.
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I would like to ask you a favour. Please keep these percentages for me: 52%, 69% and 89%. Two weeks ago, I was in the Northern region of Benin, Bourgou. Under
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Press plays a vital role in our everyday life. It gathers and disseminates information among us, which makes us aware of what is happening around, even in corners we can
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This is one of those times you get to ask yourself “How does time manage to run this fast?” I spent an incredibly beautiful time here. Everyday meant discovering new
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This is a story of a woman from Benin. She is a beneficiary of PACTE, a project by Care International and Equi-Filles, funded by European Union. This is the Read more
This week, we were challenged by Worldpackers to talk about climate change. When I was thinking about what I should write in this blog, I thought about starting by
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