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March 21, 2009

“The end of the world.”

by Esther Havens, Nicky Yates and Becky Straw, charitywater.org, USA - “We saw you fly in,” the villagers told us, pointing to the sky. We’d arrived in Central African Republic (a.k.a. CAR). Since there’s only one flight in and out of the country per week, we knew they meant it. CAR is one of the poorest countries in the world, landlocked in the dead center of Africa.

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