Kenyan singer Nina Ogot tells reporter Mary Stucky about her new musical inspiration: working with young people who live on the streets of Nairobi.
Mexico's open food markets are giving way to US style supermarkets with produce and meat wrapped neatly in plastic. Reporter Mary Stucky finds out what's behind the trend.
Abortion and gay rights have traditionally been off-limit topics during political campaigns in Mexico. But that's changed since Mexico City legalized both abortion and gay marriage. Mary Stucky reports from Mexico City.
The small country Laos wants to pay for development by building dams and selling the power generated by the Mekong River. But many environmental groups fear dams will devastate Laos' unique biodiversity.
Many people in rural Laos try to make a living by collecting and selling scrap metal they find in the jungle. But much of that scrap metal comes from unexploded bombs left over from the Vietnam War. Reporter Mary Stucky has the story.
Many Central American countries deal with their urban gang problems with fierce crackdowns and harsh prison sentences. Nicaragua is trying a different strategy... one that's brought peace to many gang neighborhoods. Reporter Mary Stucky explains.
In Guatemala a majority of the population is Maya Indian. For centuries they have been excluded from national political and economic life, but today they're finding their voice in music. Reporter Mary Stucky profiles the Guatemalan rock band B'itzma.