Every year, tens of thousands of missionaries and volunteers descend on Africa, their smiles and photos promising salvation, yet masking a complex reality. Ugandan investigative journalist Halima Athumani follows a trail of grief, rumors, and unanswered questions about an untrained American missionary, Renee Bach, who allegedly posed as a doctor and treated sick children—with tragic consequences. Through courtroom battles, grieving families, and journeys across continents, Halima peels back layers of “good intentions” to confront the shadows of power and privilege, the colonial legacy, and the human cost behind the volunteerism industry in Africa.