Features

Ramadan in Gaza: lights in the shadow of hunger and war

For Palestinians in Gaza, this Ramadan is the hardest one they have ever had to live through. 2.3 million people are on the brink of famine, 80% of them have had to flee multiple times to seek safety from the constant bombings. More than 60% have nothing but piles of rubble to call their homes, and over 100,000 people have been killed or severely injured. CARE has asked internally displaced people living in tents in Rafah what Ramadan means to them.

Features

Farmer adapts agro-farming in Wajir’s precarious hinterland

Tapping into agro farming, Noordin is changing the narrative in a bold move that seeks to set the pace for businesses from the region that can survive the adversities of climate change. Indeed, he is one of the few agriprenuers to watch out in this part of climate devastated Horn of Africa region.

Ramadan, Religion

Ramadan is back!!!

Let’s try to gain all the spiritual benefits of this holy month. Fasting is a lesson in patience and self-control. It builds strong will power, sincerity and devotion as it gives us the strength to overcome our human cravings and temptations and restore the command of our souls over our bodies. It feeds the soul with freedom, dignity and awe. It gives us peace, serenity and devotion.

Food, Lifestyle

Radishes: Mombasa’s Ramadan favourite vegetable

All through the fasting month, radish overtakes every alleyway of the port city, it’s a fave that flares the city’s unique yet buzzing elation of Ramadan. It shapes parts of Mombasa’s fasting culture that is known to offer its residents orchestral eating of great finesse

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