‘Young people are being put in jail for nothing’: Inside Kenya’s battle over cannabis
Rastafarians are seeking a religious exemption from cannabis laws they say criminalise worship and devastate lives
Game over: Inside the ruins of Gaza’s football stadiums
Sports stadium, bomb site, detainment yard, refugee camp – the three-year evolution of Gaza’s football stadiums
Who is poisoning Kenya’s elephants?
A spate of suspicious deaths has exposed mounting conflict over land, conservation and livelihoods in one of Kenya’s most celebrated wildlife havens
Recycling boom forces Kenya’s waste pickers to fight for their future
Workers risking their lives to forage through Africa’s largest dump are finding fewer items of value they can sell
Visiting Dandora, Kenya's largest dump
An estimated 2,000 tonnes of waste arrive at the Dandora dump site in Kenya every day, where it is sorted by local waste collectors. Video: Hannah McCarthy
‘Palestine’s Mandela’: concerns grow for unifying leader jailed by Israel 24 years ago
Marwan Barghouti retains broad support among fractured Palestinian factions, and calls for his release have become louder
‘It’s a psychological war’: A family divided by Cuba’s quiet exodus
Inflation, migration barriers and distance weigh on a family divided between Havana and the United States, as Cuba’s slow drain of people continues








