Solutions
HumAngle’s Solutions Desk focuses on emerging responses to societal problems and what individuals, communities, and institutions are doing to help those in need.
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Civil Society Groups Rise To Safeguard Sudan’s Shaky Transition To Democracy
When in December 2018, the people of Sudan thronged the streets to protest a failing economy, they met a resistance…
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Women Break Silence Over Abuse With An App In Cameroon
The wall of silence over abuse against women in Cameroon is all but impenetrable. Three years ago, 21–year-old Rainatou suffered…
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NGO Trains Qur’anic Students In Borno On Countering Violent Extremism
About 10,000 students of Quranic schools in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, have been trained as peace ambassadors through alternative Quranic…
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Seeds Of Hope: How Tree Planting Is Making Kano Green
Dahir M. Hashim could vividly remember a time when Kurna, the place of his birth, was a lush and verdant…
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This Programme Provides Free Medication For The Underprivileged, But For How Long?
“We couldn’t take him to the hospital on time because we didn’t have money, and that was why my first…
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Using Tech, A Group Of Young People Is Restoring Care To Nigeria’s Healthcare
Elizabeth* and her inhaler were inseparable at the start of the year. The 22-year-old would fall asleep holding it and…
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This Support Group Is Helping Youths Overcome Drug, Substance Abuse In Kaduna
Indiscriminate consumption of alcohol was a habit for Tagwai Patrick, 28. “I just grew up with it and it was…
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A Skills, Literacy Initiative Is Giving Almajirai A Lifeline In Northern Nigeria
Khalifa Dankadai’s office is tucked into an alcove of a multicoloured school building he administers, directly across the busy intersection…
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This NGO Is Toeing A New Path To Tackle Unemployment In The Niger Delta And It’s Working
Mary Ogbonna worked as a sales girl at the Aba International Market in Abia, Southeast Nigeria. But she wanted more…
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Let There Be Light
Akinruntan Banjo was 12 when his father told him of a future where the government would supply electricity to their…
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