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Fr Walter Ihejirika, the President of Signis Africa and a professor of development communication at the University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, shares his life experiences and his journey of faith and vocation to the priesthood. A foremost academic and scholar, and an influential Church communication expert, he invites us in this episode into his world of communicating faith, and why he believes in a better future for Africa amidst recurring challenges. He shares some spiritual and practical insights on how African Catholics and indeed all Christians should celebrate this jubilee of hope as people of faith on a pilgrimage of hope to that future which is in the hand of God.

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Sr Leonida Katunge speaks on the movement of the Catholic Church in Africa to end the scourge of human trafficking and modern day slavery in the continent. She bemoans the sexual exploitation of our young girls and women; the destruction of the lives of our young boys; and this stain on our society in Africa. She invites everyone to commit to this fight to end this silent and ancient crime in Africa and the world. We invite you to join the movement to fight for some of our most vulnerable and innocent members of society who are condemned to die by criminals, greedy people, and corrupt government and immigration officials who are working in cahoots to promote this dirty and evil crime against our children and youth.

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Toussaint Kafarhire, S.J, the current President of the African Studies Association of Africa, ASAA; political scientist, and expert on social justice, religion, democracy and peace, political violence and conflicts in Africa Great Lakes Region, analyzes the unfolding crisis and war in Congo. Prof Kafarhire helps us to understand the complexities of this destructive war, the people responsible for this unacceptable situation and suffering, and how peace can be restored in the Congo. Together with Kafarhire, we call for an end to the conflict. We call for dialogue among all the stakeholders. We appeal to the Rwandan government to withdraw its forces from Congo, and appeal for respect for human lives and a ceasefire to give peace and dialogue a chance.