Daring to Question Islam in Darfur, Sudan The Massalit are a group of some 400,000 people in Sudan (most in Darfur) and in Eastern Chad. They live as … [Read more...]
Kairouan Muslims, Tunisia
Oldest Islamic City of Northwest Africa | · Population: 120,000 The city of Kairouan has existed for about 1,300 years. Founded as part of the … [Read more...]
Coptic Christians and Muslims in Egypt
| · Focus Area: The Nile Delta Region The Nile Delta is a fertile farming region that extends from the northern edge of Cairo to the Mediterranean … [Read more...]
Called to Prayer 5 Times Daily in Algiers
Capital of Algeria, North Africa | · The following is a fictional story based on real events. Rachid loved to look out across the white buildings of … [Read more...]
Teda play key role in politics
The Teda are known for being extremely suspicious of outsiders, even holding reservations within their own society. They are known for their strength … [Read more...]
Zealous Muslims among the Fulani
The Fulani are the largest migratory group of people in the world, consisting of between 16 to 25 million people (estimates vary widely) spread across … [Read more...]
Growing house church in the Sahara Desert
The Gorane peoples (also called "Tubu" or Daza) live in an area of about 1.3 million sq km of desert and savannah in four African countries (Niger, … [Read more...]
The mysterious Lords of the Sahara
The Tuareg are often regarded as a mysterious people, and regularly misunderstood by others. Once known as "The Lords of The Sahara", they are still … [Read more...]
He almost died in Morocco
"Open your mouth for the mute, For the rights of all the unfortunate. Open your mouth, judge righteously, and defend the rights of the afflicted and … [Read more...]
Morocco Expanding in every direction
The high-pitched wail of a snake charmer's flute mingles with haunting rhythms beat out on primitive hand held goatskin drums. Smoke from a dozen … [Read more...]
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