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03/19/09

Are Africa`s fifteen minutes of fame already over?

The newest member of the War Child Heroes network is our founder, Dr Samantha Nutt. Today she has posted her first blog entry on the developed world’s changing attitude to Africa and the critical problems that could result.

You can read Sam’s piece here and when you sign up you too contribute to the debate by adding comments or blogging yourself. And should you want to be a real hero, donate to the chip in jar!

You can also follow Sam on Twitter @nuttsatwarchild

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