The Africa We Want

Amiri talks about the forced journey he made with his family from Timbuktu (Mali) to Burkina Faso a few years ago

Bassan is a fierce advocate of children’s right to education

Precious knows one thing for sure: African leaders should do everything in their power to make sure children grow up in a safe place and go to school.

Abdoul is an activist for HIV prevention, fighting the stigma surrounding the disease

Eunice shares her wish of an Africa that invests in its children’s education instead of armament

Evariste was 7 when he was infected by meningitis and lost his hearing and speaking. He tells about his struggle to get an education

Stella talks about an Africa without taboos, where girls are proud of who they are, remembering the scary day when a classmate started bleeding in class

Rahimata’s world fell apart after her father died unexpectedly when she was a young child

Gloria says that child’s participation in local life is the best way for children to grow up as responsible citizens