When Kent Alexander joined CARE as GC, he didn’t bargain for how the organisation’s work would change his perspective
Driving for five hours through the sand-swept, arid Sahel region from Niger’s capital Niamey to the town of Konni, I listened to an audiobook version of The Hunger Games. The novel opens with a scene of bleak poverty in a post-apocalyptic town called District 12. Dirt, grime, threadbare clothing, scarce food.
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