“Notre Dame du Sahel” Radio, a powerful a tool to weave relationships between people of different ethnic backgrounds and faiths.

For many communities in Burkina Faso, radio broadcasts are often the only effective way to proclaim the Gospel. In a Continue reading →

“Stand up, rise up and push forward.… Refuse to be silent”

At a recent youth forum at the United Nations headquarters in New York, 24-year-old Gogontlejang Phaladi from Botswana was in the spotlight. The organisers of the event consider her Continue reading →

Mobilising the young for peace and development. She talked about her experience. 

I was born in 1990, a year after the Liberian civil war began, and was only 13 years old when the war ended in 2003. My mother told Continue reading →

A tiny group of Christians in a predominantly Moslem environment, determined to forge ties of friendship and dialogue in a society that still bears the wounds of thirty years of civil war. Father  Filippo Ivardi, a Comboni Missionary community tells Continue reading →