East Africa

How a new state-funded health insurance program’s piling debts put Christian hospitals—and patients—at risk.

As governments across Africa clamp down on churches, Rwandan pastors call out political overreach.

Why one-size-fits-all regulations are sending churches underground.

Orach Simon tests blood and finds hope amid suffering.

A Christian mother relied on the Muslim practice of “diyat” to bring her son home alive.

Sween Ambeyi can’t be seen reading the Bible, but she doesn’t want to be unemployed.

Assertive parents and a Christian ministry take on the country’s hamstrung criminal justice system.

At first Moses Wasamu saw writing as a burden. Then it became a calling.

How a Christian nurse stepped in to save a mother and her baby.

Christian leaders disagree about Ruto’s plan to build an 8,000-seat church on government property.