In the Sahrawi refugee camps, where hope battles despair as entire generations await the end of a decade-long conflict, stories of possibility echo, amidst hardships and the longing to return to their homeland

In Jambiani, a group of women, supported by the NGO Marinecultures, raise sponges: an activity that gives them an income and helps to protect the ocean

In Ouagadougou, Sister Alphonsine challenges gender prejudices, blending faith with her skills in engine repair and teaching the younger generation the craft of mechanics

In Rwanda, over 70% of genocide widows are HIV-positive and face immense difficulties in raising their children amidst poverty and social stigma

In Kibigija, young people gather at the Move Zanzibar Community Center to practice sports and acrobatic gymnastics, nurturing talent and strengthening community spirit

Among stories of war, colonization, and unfulfilled hopes, Africa is a vast and borderless continent that leaves an indelible mark on those who visit it

In Zanzibar, illegal dumpsites are a sad reality, but as is often the case with such sensitive issues, the situation is more complex than one might think

They are women who have decided to take control of their lives, become economically independent, and, at the same time, protect the balance of a fragile and pressured habitat

During a visit to a school in Zanzibar, I witnessed a true explosion of joy as the children discovered photography, capturing their world with laughter and an overwhelming curiosity

Sean Williams leads a passionate mission against plastic pollution in Zanzibar, organizing cleanups and educating locals for a sustainable future

The muezzin's call breaks the night, awakening vibrant colors on Jambiani beach as Africa teaches time's gentle rhythm

Climate change and plastic pollution are changing the environment and the economy of Zanzibar, the pearl of Tanzania.