Sister Nicole Kabore offers a glimpse into the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Burkina Faso – where approximately 2 million people have been internally displaced according to the UNHCR. Amid the turmoil of terrorism and forced displacement,…
In Zambia, water and sanitation are daily matters of survival and dignity. In many urban areas we see progress, but in rural places the struggle is still very real. In the communities where we minister to…
In the heart of Ndola’s industrial area, a convoy of trucks enters a factory while workers operate forklifts, moving back and forth to load boxes of raw materials onto trucks. Joel Kabwe recalls how the stress…
Kampala, Uganda – The Eastern Zone of the Dominican Sisters Africa is forging ahead with its commitment to two crucial initiatives: climate change and women/girl empowerment. These projects, adopted during the recent DSA General Assembly in…
Each year, from the first Sunday of Advent until the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord, the Dominican Family celebrates the Dominican Month for Peace, a time of prayer and commitment focused on a country in…
Saint Luke had the gift, through the Spirit, to reveal to us and to teach us through the account of Christ’s Passion that Jesus did not shy away from the will of the Father, but went…
Sister Rose Rushwaya, OP, answers the questions regarding the African area of DSIC: What defines the region and the life of the Sisters there?What are the biggest challenges they face?What hopes do they have for the…
On this first Sunday of Lent, Luke presents us with the story of Jesus’ temptation in the desert. Why did Jesus take the path to the desert? Jesus came to save souls, and there are none…