IRIN Radio Southern Africa, in collaboration with Radio National de Angola, has launched a serial drama entitled "Camatondo" to support Angola's post-war reconciliation. The drama explores the stories of refugees and displaced persons, while also providing information related to healthy living and everyday development challenges facing rural Angolans. Camatondo mirrors the evolving realities and challenges faced by the resettling rural population, including storylines about reconciliation, psychological trauma, agricultural modernization, HIV, gender issues, micro-credit schemes, governance and electoral education, among others.

The Firelight Foundation supports the needs and rights of children who are orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. Firelight increases the resources available to grassroots organisations that are strengthening the capacity of families and communities to care for children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS. The Foundation provides one-year grants of $500 to $10,000 to community-based initiatives that work directly and effectively to support the fundamental needs and rights of children (birth to 21 years) orphaned/affected by HIV/AIDS in Lesotho, Malawi, Rwanda, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. (Source: News on the Edge; Skoll Foundation through the e-CIVICUS newsletter)