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Try not to sprain your ankle in Ethiopia – Highlights of 20 years working in Africa

by Kristine Pearson | Mar 13, 2019 | Africa, African progress, By Kristine Pearson, Working in Africa

A few years ago while photographing Speckled Mousebirds of my hotel in Addis Ababa, I fell and sprained my ankle. No doubt aided by the altitude, it was swollen and sore, but I didn’t think it...

When Tuaregs Exchanged Guns for Radios

by Kristine Pearson | Apr 11, 2015 | By Kristine Pearson, Friendship, Gender, Power of radio

In January, extremist Tuareg rebels launched a rebellion in Northern Mali taking advantage of a coup in the capital of Bamako. Since then the rebels have declared independence for a region they call...

The Power of Community Radio in the Internet Age

by Guest Contributor | Sep 9, 2011 | Community Radio, Gender

By Birgitte Jallov, founder of EMPOWERHOUSE. Cholera outbreaks were a recurring problem in Dondo, Central Mozambique, resulting in 200 painful deaths each year. Once the community radio station...

The Wives of the Sultan

by Kristine Pearson | Apr 10, 2002 | By Kristine Pearson, Gender

Not only were they the first wives of a sultan I had ever met, I was the first person outside their family to ever meet with the Sultans of Air in Agadez.

Try not to sprain your ankle in Ethiopia – Highlights of 20 years working in Africa

When Tuaregs Exchanged Guns for Radios

The Power of Community Radio in the Internet Age

The Wives of the Sultan

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