World Vision Report
One journalist rethinks her Western stereotypes of Africa and the Central African Republic.
In Africa's refugee camps, having access to basic health care isn't easy. Resources are limited, safety is uncertain, and aid agencies have to work harder to save lives. Ernest Waititu spent an...
Listen to this report.
This story also aired on KUOW on Oct. 26.
Like India, Pakistan has its share of call centers, offering everything from customer service and tech support to health insurance...
Primary education is compulsory in Pakistan, and the country has a large public school system. But many of these schools are just marginally functional.
Pakistani singer Shehzad Roy spent much of his childhood in the U.S., and was troubled by the poor quality of public education he saw when he got back to Pakistan.
For centuries, nomads from the Fulani ethnic group have driven their cattle across thousands of miles of African grazing lands, through countries including Mali, Niger, Chad, Cameroon and Nigeria.
A truck is a truck is a truck. Except in Pakistan, where trucks go to the beauty parlor for makeovers.
A Karachi-based group bent on eradicating child labor is offering school lessons outside working hours.
Listen to this story at World Vision Report.
Bolivian President Evo Morales says he's committed to fighting cocaine production and trafficking in his country.
Sudan has become synonymous with war, due to the five-year conflict raging in Darfur. The UN estimates that 300,000 people have died and close to 2.5 million others have been displaced.
Recent fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo has forced more than 100,000 people to flee their homes in the last week alone and humanitarian aid groups are overwhelmed.