Accused, shunned, exiled: The women banished to Ghana’s ‘witch camps’
Women accused of witchcraft are cast out of their communities in north Ghana. Now some are trying to break this cycle.
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In Tunisia, a church procession blends faith, nostalgia and migration
The Virgin Mary procession in La Goulette unites diverse communities, reviving the memory of a historic Sicilian past.
Olive farmers face danger, neglect after Israel’s war in southern Lebanon
Farmers risk lives harvesting olives under Israeli military surveillance in Lebanon's border regions.
The Kenyan woman confronting cancer stigma with knitted breast prostheses
After undergoing a mastectomy, a woman in central Kenya has found purpose through knitting and community support.
Cooperation not threats: Nigeria wants US alliance to curb violent attacks
Refuting US claims of 'Christian genocide', Nigeria's information minister says Abuja seeks stronger US security ties.
Why India likely won’t return Hasina to face Bangladesh death penalty
Bangladesh protesters applaud death penalty for former PM. But she is far from the gallows, in India.
How Palestinian artists carry the New Visions spirit of resilience
The New Visions art movement energised a cultural boycott in the 1980s. Artists are still using it as inspiration today.
The oyster farmers battling climate change in Fiji’s troubled seas
As fishing traditions are threatened by storms and poachers, pearl oyster farms offer a lifeline to coastal communities.
India has called the Delhi blast an ‘act of terror’: How will it respond?
India says 'antinational forces' behind the deadly Delhi blast. Analysts say a harsher crackdown awaits Kashmir.
From Kashmir poster to Delhi car blast: How India attack unfolded
Officials say the pamphlet set off a probe that led them to a doctor believed to have been in the car that exploded.