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Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

by Kristine Pearson | Feb 21, 2013 | By Kristine Pearson, Children, Zambia

If you remove the second ‘a’ from Angela, it becomes the word angel. And an angel is what Angela Malik is to hundreds of at-risk and orphaned children in Lusaka’s high density Ng’ombe compound....

Starting All Over Again in Zimbabwe

by Lifeline Energy | Jun 18, 2012 | Education, Lifeplayer MP3

Although they’re located just to the north of us in South Africa, I hadn’t been to Zimbabwe since 2003. Back then I was involved in providing our radios for a local language soap opera drama to help communities learn about health issues…

Shining a Light on Rose

by Kristine Pearson | Apr 30, 2012 | Education, Energy poverty

Rose sits down to study on a worn out sofa in the corner of a tin shack at 7:00 pm each school night. After she’s helped with washing up and ensuring that the other 20 orphaned children she lives...

Video Didn’t Kill the Radio Star: Thoughts from an Irishman in Rwanda

by Guest Contributor | Jan 25, 2012 | Power of radio, Rwanda

Written by Frank Reidy, a radio journalist and former Irish Army Major, in honour of World Radio Day. Video certainly did not kill the radio star and the much vaunted demise of radio has just not...

From Writing To A Hands-On Approach

by Lifeline Energy | Sep 28, 2011 | Intern perspectives, Refugees

By Stephanie Schmitt, intern at Lifeline Energy. My background is in journalism, mainly old-fashioned print and magazines, and for the last two years I’ve been working online. In my journalism...

Honouring a Zambian Angel for International Women’s Day

Starting All Over Again in Zimbabwe

Shining a Light on Rose

Video Didn’t Kill the Radio Star: Thoughts from an Irishman in Rwanda

From Writing To A Hands-On Approach

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