Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • New Internationalist

    UGANDA ORPHANS IN LIMBO

    Sep 01, 2018 2 minutes
    SALLY HAYDEN

    In a dusty compound in Jinja, a Ugandan town near the source of the Nile, Amani Baby Cottage’s resident director Bryan Chaffin is keen to make it clear his organization is not trafficking children.

    ‘Everything we do here is legal,’ Chaffin says, though he does perk up when

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from New Internationalist

    New Internationalist3 min read
    Pumped Up
    Our air-source heat pump often seems like magic. Last winter, temperatures here in Oxford fell to -10 degrees Celsius. But this unremarkable looking device, whirring quietly away on our outside back wall, was somehow extracting enough heat from the f
    New Internationalist1 min readCrime & Violence
    Reasons To Be Cheerful
    Wildcats could be brought back from the brink of extinction in the UK, after a Scottish project introduced 19 young wildcats into a secret pine forest location in the Cairngorm mountains. The destruction of native woodland, interbreeding with domesti
    New Internationalist1 min read
    Women in Revolt!
    (Music For Nations, CD, DL, LP) musicfornations.lnk.to/WomenInRevolt Collected as a soundtrack to Women in Revolt!, the exhibition at London’s Tate Britain (untill 7 April 2024), Women in Revolt! Underground Rebellion in British Music – 1977-1985 is

    Related Books & Audiobooks