Rising Malnutrition

My Story and Photo’s for Merlin UK’s website http://www.merlin.org.uk/rising-malnutrition-philippines-typhoon-bopha Continued bad weather that triggered flooding and landslides months after Typhoon Bopha Continue reading →

In Drought and High Water

Surviving Climatic Extremes in Niger, Together. Written for Oxfam and WaterAid Even the vegetation in Banibangou district, south-western Niger, looks Continue reading →

Surviving SAM after Typhoon Pablo

My article on UNICEF global website http://www.unicef.org/infobycountry/philippines_68419.html Months after Typhoon Bopha, children in the Philippines at risk of malnutrition By Continue reading →

Trafficking Fears Rise after Philippine Typhoon

Al Jazeera Article Boston, Davao Oriental, Philippines – Larisa Loreto is leaving her husband, her two young daughters, and her home, Continue reading →

Local Communities Divided over Mining in Rainforest

Inter Press Service Freetown: Sierra Leone’s Gola Rainforest remains a centre of contention as the local community here plan to Continue reading →

The Rush for Oil in West Africa – The New Wild West?

Inter Press Service FREETOWN, Nov 18, 2011 (IPS) – There is a new oil rush off the coast of West Continue reading →

Adding Up the cost of Education in Sierra Leone

Inter Press Service FREETOWN, Sep 20, 2011 (IPS) – A formal strike of teachers has been averted and pupils in Continue reading →

Using technology to close the gender gap

Using technology to close the gender gap The Guardian Admire Bio has the reassured presence of a successful businesswoman, with Continue reading →