I haven't done much and I am just starting in major aspects of my life. Mbanu! Nowhere! I won't join them to play with my life like this." So, to cut a very long story short, I the guy sitting next to me planned to yell when we got to the next Soldiers' checking point, so they could stop the driver as everything done for him to stop had proved abortive. The plan worked and the Soldiers stopped the driver and asked why he didn't have light.

For Catherine Conteh, there’s a moment from the birth of her daughter that still plays over and over in her mind, 30 years later. She had been lying in her hospital bed in Sierra Leone, in labor, writhing in untreated pain, for four days straight.