Cyclone Idai; stories emerging from Mozambique
“He saw entire villages being swept away and in just one 4 kilometer stretch, he estimated between 300 and 500 dead bodies washed up onto the road.” Thousands are feared dead.
A man must eat!
Photographs taken in central Mozambique by Lianne Ashton
The story of a gentle soldier
Read about Manual’s incredible story; on fleeing slavery, on sailing to Asia and surviving a guerrilla war…
Take Sugar?
It’s hard to think that something so sweet and delectable as sugar is only made possible by the sweaty, grimy calloused hands of the cane cutter! Before most of us are awake, these men are filling their water bottles, buckling up their steel-capped boots, pulling on their thick […]
Gone fishing!
I found an illegal Fishing Gang on the estate today!
Born in Mozambique
Her entire future would cost her less than an American cent. But the person who killed her dream, was the person she believed held the key to her freedom.
What makes a beach holiday perfect?
After almost a year, we went back to Mozambique – the country we lived in for over 7 years. I cant deny it, but DAMN, it was good! As we crossed the border, I whipped out my camera – snapping away like old times. With every big broad […]
PROTECT
“There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” – Elie Wiesel
Warming up to Malawi
Moving to Malawi has taught me a number of things about myself. I had no idea how much of a home body I am and how much I need to have my ‘shit’ together! I thought camping in my own house would be fun. I thought all of […]
