by Magdalena Vaculciakova

www.rozvojovka.cz

Juan Garay
Photo by: Georges Drouet


“There is almost no progress on maternal health in sub-Saharan Africa, reflecting the very weak health systems. Still today at least half of all deliveries are at home with… Continue

Hello dear all,
in Malawi they'd say Moni, muli bwanji? (ah, I already miss it SO SO much!)

I am home safe and sound... And WOW, I am even lacking words to describe how I feel...

It seems to me that I am having an emotional hangover from what I have seen, felt, smelt, heard, tasted and expe… Continue

“Excuse me sir, what are you taking? Red or white wine? We also have a variety of snacks available, just make your way to the table,” a smartly dressed man said to me at my friend’s funeral.
Yes you have read right! At a funeral! You see in this new age of cellphones, internet, digital TV, laptops, facebook, and what not, things have changed. Even the way we mourn our dead has changed. Gone are the days when people gathered in a tent and sat round a fire while some women cried inside the house a… Continue

WorldChanging.com
August 9, 2010

In countries where it can take six months for a donated book to travel from point A to point B, providing children with e-readers seems like the most efficient way to battle low literacy levels. That's what Worldreader, a nonprofit co-founded by former Amazon.com vice president, David Risher, is determined to try.

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