Part one - South Africa - a personal reflection by Tehmina Siganporia, International Coordinator of CoP

Frédéric Chavanne pays tribute to Michel Kipoke, a fellow fighter for peace.

1.3 million people worldwide do not access to safe drinking water, according to the UN. Joseph Karanja starts each day with a time of searching for direction in silence. He tells how this led to finding spring water on his land, which will soon be marketed nationwide.

Algerian diplomat Mohamed Sahnoun has spent 30 years resolving conflicts. Andrew Stallybrass finds out how... and why.

A refugee gets ex-combatants, NGOs, military and police officers working together. John Bangura tells his story to Mike Brown...

Zimbabwean small scale farmers are benefiting from 'born again' sweet potato plants, developed by Zimbabwean scientists, that have had a damaging virus removed.

Jean Brown meets the women who are standing up for peace in a clean Africa.

Kadi Fakondo's job involves overseeing complaints from the public, community relations, and discipline and internal investigations.

Amina Dikedi tells Mary Lean about the people who give her hope for Africa.

With AIDS, as with all diseases, prevention is better than cure. As we propagate the ABC of Aids prevention (Abstinence, Being faithful to a partner and Condom use), we must stress the importance of the A and B just as we do the C.