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Feature: The Water Mystery Of Kyamwilu

David Muir reports from his time in Kenya, and his first-hand experiences of the country’s extreme drought, starvation and poverty…

Ctrl Meets Bizarre (D-12)

With the news of D-12's Bizarre being in town, Adizah Tejani snapped up the chance to talk music, the meaning behind the beats, education, poverty and style with the notorious US rap artist...

ONE : SIX : EIGHT : ZERO - Exhibition Preview

The exhibition ‘ONE : SIX : EIGHT : ZERO’ is a multimedia catalogue of Platform2 volunteer stories from around their trips, comprising a vibrant mix of illustration, poetry, photography and video. Eva Baker tells us why the Stand Gallery is the place to be on July 21...

Stray Bullets - Protest Against Columbian President And Iran's Hair Orders

Richard Lemmer rounds up the latest news rumblings from across the world; from a protest in the UK against Columbian President Juan Manuel Santos, Cuba's release of a mass of political prisoners, and Iran's banning of any 'inappropriate' men's hairstyles...

Postcards From The Edge: Kenya - Hotels, Computers And Bizarre TV

Day 7 - Stuck in a hotel, with no flights home thanks to the Icelandic volcano ash clouds, James Prosho reminisces over his trip to Kenya whilst watching some crazy local TV…

Feature: UN Women = United Women Of The World

The United Nations has launched a new global body - UN Women; illustrating the progress of UN work for gender empowerment across the world. Adizah Tejani looks at what the paper work really means…

Haiti: 6 Months On

Six months after the devastating earthquake, Christian Aid's Haiti staff talk about the challenges facing the country and peoples' hope for the future...

Feature: G20/G8 Review

Onjuli Datta looks back at the G20/G8 summit in Canada, from the questionable progress to the mass protests…

Plane Stupid Blog: We’re In Charge - Or Nothing Is Going To Change

Richard George of the Plane Stupid activist group talks about civil disobedience, and how that may be one of the only key solutions left to really change the world…

Adventures In Ghana - Too Young To Die

A second installment from Jessica Gibbons and her experience in Kasapin, Ghana. This week she looks back in respect and fond memories of a few workers at the volunteer base who epitomized the meaning of ‘lending a hand’…

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