Missing force in mental health promotion in Africa

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye First of all, Life In Humanity grabs this opportunity to tell you…

Who truly benefits from medical advances? Hidden barriers keeping millions from basic healthcare

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Various researchers, policymakers, and journalists have explored this issue: Why do millions…

The unseen echoes of trauma: when memory lingers beyond consciousness

By Editorial Staff Some memories fade with time, while others linger, waiting for the right moment…

Turning your wounds into wisdom—the power of growth through adversity

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Life is an unpredictable journey filled with triumphs and challenges. Every individual…

When the weight of suffering becomes unbearable— stories of guilt, remorse, and redemption

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye The weight of causing another person’s suffering constitutes a burden that can…

Your death, Théophile Dusabeyezu, has cemented my two optimal lessons

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye I take a moment to remember you, Théophile Dusabeyezu, as I begin…

Never let jealousy dominate you: Edison and Ford’s lifelong and unimaginable partnership that benefited both

When a young Henry Ford introduced his experimental gasoline-powered car to  his employer-Thomas Edison, in 1896,…

Healed but not spared—unseen persistent stigma of mental illness in Rwanda and beyond

By Louise Mukantagengwa under Life In Humanity and Radio Ishingiro Collaboration and Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Discrimination…

The ripple effect of compassion: Jet Li’s transformative realization, owing to a crisis in the Maldives

By Jean Baptiste Ndabananiye Jet Li faced the raw power of nature in a moment that…

Joyscrolling rather than indulging in doomscrolling: reimagining our news consumption

By Editorial Staff In a world where headlines often provoke anxiety and fear, it becomes easy…