

Religious stereotypes mask a deep-rooted land problem in Chad
The late morning sun baked the red earth of Beinamar. With his forehead beaded with sweat, Jonas stood at the edge of his field. What he saw took his breath away: millet stalks torn up, a…
August 26, 2025
Flooding drives transhumant herders away in Mandjafa
On Saturday January 25, 2025, the sun is already high in the sky, and it is exactly 1 o’clock in the afternoon. The heat is intense in Mandjafa. The village awakens to its peaceful daily…
August 14, 2025
Local authorities’ intervention in managing conflicts between herders and farmers: the case of Bodo
During my trip to the Kouh-Est department, Bodo, located in southern Chad, the people I spoke to explained that…
August 14, 2025
“I am Kilang, and I come from Beinamar”
I am usually not defining myself in terms of my family, my ethnic group, nor my religion. I prefer to define…
August 14, 2025
Series – PhotoVoice Sibaté: Where Did the Squirrels and Owls Go?
In March 2025, we began a PhotoVoice project in Sibaté, where disposable cameras were distributed to community…
July 29, 2025
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Border town of Timbéri at the heart of the conflict between herders and farmers
January 25, 2025. A month and a half after the conflict between the sedentary population of Timbéri Township and nomads, we find ourselves in Timbéri, the epicenter of tensions, located 52 km…
July 23, 2025
Series – Photovoice Sibaté: Mornings in the Countryside
In March 2025, we launched a Photovoice project in Sibaté, where disposable cameras were distributed to members of the community. For three months, they captured their surroundings and daily…
July 23, 2025
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Series – People of Sibaté: Meditation and tranquility as a pillar of life
Author: Alicia Torres Niño Miguel is a rolo (a person from Bogotá) who arrived in Sibaté several years ago and settled in this town. He is a very calm, contemplative, and early-rising person:…
July 22, 2025
The agro-pastoral ‘cold crisis’ hits the market in Mandelia, Chad
The agro-pastoral conflict that erupted in Mandelia on September 15, 2020, claiming the life of a 14-year-old boy, reveals a reality that is often overlooked but deeply affects the…
July 19, 2025