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The Slums of Kampala
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Where Our Children Live - A Photo Essay
When given the opportunity, children from the slums are highly
motivated to succeed.  This issue focuses on three of our
graduates who are successfully making their way in the world.   
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Our mission is to educate children whose families are
among the poorest of the poor.  Here are some pictures
of the environment in which they live.   
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Divine and Desire at home
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Neo-Colonialism and Reproductive Health
This is an important article written by Obianuju Ekeocha, a
Nigerian woman and biomedical scientist.  She explains how
wealthy Western nations, powerful institutions, NGOs, and private
foundations plan and propose ideologically-driven projects that
have not been requested by the African people and are in direct
conflict with traditional African cultural views and values.  
From the article:  "Ideological neo-colonialism is a form of
injustice which strips people of their dignity while masquerading
as a helping hand."  "The donors . . . see the developing world
as a cultural vacuum to be filled with their ideas, or fallow
land to be cultivated with their ideologies."