MULTIMEDIA

Nthando’s Story

Boxing has helped Ntando (14) manage his anger. That and the support and company of his best friend. He stopped taking his antiretroviral medication as a response to the anger and frustration he felt at not being able to see his mother before she passed away when he was in grade 5. He's now taking his medication again because he wants to remain healthy so that he can take care of his younger siblings.

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VIDEO ARCHIVES

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Water & Sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa (English)

Water and Sanitation for Life, Sub-Saharan Africa

Esther's War

In Cross River State, Nigeria, a group of dedicated people are trying to save their nation's children. It is a daunting task, given that about a million children under five die every year in Nigeria due to poor health and sanitation.

Forest of the Fathers

Effective water management presents particular challenges among pastoralists who are moving into sedentary living in one of the most remote areas of Africa.

Women Lead the Way

Sanitation for all is still a distant dream in the Sahelian country of Burkina Faso, but a self-help project supported by political and traditional leaders has achieved remarkable results.

A Matter of Pride

A military rebellion in 2002 divided one of West Africa’s most stable countries and displaced up to 750,000 people. Now, amid political uncertainty, efforts are under way to restore damaged water sources and introduce sanitation to save lives.

Parched Earth

Two thousand years ago, Tigray was a verdant kingdom in a trading powerhouse. Climate change and deforestation have turned it into a parched landscape battling to reach the Millennium Development Goals.