A message from Fr Michael Lewis SJ, President of JESAM (Jesuit Superiors of Africa and Madagascar) Young people need to feel part of the struggle against AIDS and to be empowered with the confidence, values, skills and knowledge to make a valuable contribution. As the international community marks World AIDS
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Burundi: Renewing enthusiasm for the Stop-SIDA club
8 November – On 7 August 2011, a young Jesuit regent burning with enthusiasm, I turned up at the office of the rector of the Lycée du Saint Esprit (Holy Spirit High School) in Bujumbura to find out what kind of work had been entrusted to me… Read more
DRC: More needs to be done for HIV+ survivors of sexual violence
8 November 2013 – Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in eastern Congo who contract HIV are often rejected by their families and communities and forced to depend on NGO hand-outs to survive… Read more
Kenya: Countering mindless terror with love
8 November – The spirit of the Good Samaritan came alive in the self-sacrificial love shown by people from all walks of life in the wake of the mindless terror attack that struck Kenyans on 21 September… Read more
Zambia: The changing role of HBC caregivers
8 November 2013 – The home-based care (HBC) centre of Chikuni parish in southern Zambia is a hive of activity. In this remote rural area, thriving enterprises are lined up in the neat compound: a restaurant, a bakery, a shop, a tailoring workshop, a poultry run, a vegetable garden… Read
AJANews 123 – October 2013
DRC: More needs to be done for HIV+ survivors of sexual violence–Between May and July 2013, Kenyan Jesuit Augostine Ekeno SJ visited South Kivu in eastern Congo to research sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) on behalf of AJAN, of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Eastern Africa and the Hekima Institute
Burundi: Renewing enthusiasm for the Stop SIDA club
Justin Hagabimana SJ On 7 August 2011, a young Jesuit regent* burning with enthusiasm, I turned up at the office of the rector of the Lycée du Saint Esprit (Holy Spirit High School) in Bujumbura to find out what kind of work had been entrusted to me. I was given
DRC: More needs to be done for HIV+ survivors of sexual violence
Between May and July 2013, Kenyan Jesuit Augostine Ekeno SJ visited South Kivu in eastern Congo to conduct research about sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), on behalf of AJAN, the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) Eastern Africa and the Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Relations in Nairobi. The aim
Kenya: Countering mindless terror with love
Pauline Wanjau, AHAPPY program manager, AJAN The spirit of the Good Samaritan came alive in the self-sacrificial love shown by people from all walks of life in the wake of the mindless terror attack that struck Kenyans on 21 September. This was the day terrorists stormed Westgate, a busy upscale
Zambia: The changing role of HBC caregivers
Danielle Vella The home-based care (HBC) centre of Chikuni parish in southern Zambia is a hive of activity. In this remote rural area, thriving enterprises are lined up in the neat compound: a restaurant, a bakery, a shop, a tailoring workshop, a poultry run, a vegetable garden and machines for
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