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Cards aim to make it easier to identify those illegally cutting mangrove forests or poaching fish along Kenya's coast → Read More
Young women are designing Kyrgyzstan's first satellite while ignoring sexist abuse in a giant leap for womankind. → Read More
As climate change and population growth make producing enough protein difficult, cricket farming is taking off in Kenya → Read More
This article is part of HuffPost’s Project Zero campaign, a yearlong series on neglected tropical diseases and efforts to fight them. AMAOBU, Nigeria ― When Ndidi Ekeanyawu’s husband saw her severely swollen legs, he would turn away. “He gets angry with me when he sees my leg and says it puts him off me,” she said, gingerly raising her long skirt to show hardened scars covering legs twice their… → Read More
Nearly half the population of Congo is at risk for elephantiasis, which can produce hugely swollen body parts. → Read More
Nearly half the population of Congo is at risk for elephantiasis, which can produce hugely swollen body parts. → Read More
A disease detective calls out the world's apathy toward forgotten illnesses. → Read More
A disease detective calls out the world's apathy toward forgotten illnesses. → Read More
Congo’s doctors are fighting sleeping sickness with scarce resources and too little support. → Read More
Congo’s doctors are fighting sleeping sickness with scarce resources and too little support. → Read More
Akolio Bosumbuka was on a mission to protect people from this disease. Then he fell victim to it. → Read More
40 million people in the Congo are at risk of river blindness. → Read More
Some 40 million people in the Congo are at risk. → Read More
Some 40 million people in the Congo are at risk. → Read More
Women are twice as likely to go blind from it. → Read More
She would pay neighbors to pull them out, but they always grew back -- straight into her eye. → Read More
Ten million people have this disease. But there’s little they can do about it. → Read More
Ten million people have this disease. → Read More
Many Samburu women in Kenya’s north had come to fear lions, but now they’re taking up the conservation cause – and demanding the same training and opportunities as men. → Read More
“People who came to visit me would be scared to see me." → Read More