PRIME Why Tanzania, South Sudan are drying up faster than peers South Sudan and Tanzania, just as Somalia and Kenya, have all faced droughts and floods in quick succession, a trend blamed on climate change.
How Rwanda’s Rubavu farmers grow wealth and health More than 2,000 farmers in the region have established their own kitchen gardens at home.
Samia asks rich nations to help fund Africa’s fight against hunger Samia questioned the G20 countries’ current position on advocating the cancellation of their debts in developing countries.
At COP29, Africa bets on $1.3trn in demand for climate justice Leaders and delegates have united in Baku with calls for financing that delivers real results.
Erratic weather threatens iconic migration The rise in temperature has had a severe impact on the ecosystem, reducing the availability of water and vegetation, essential for wildlife survival.
PRIME Why South Africa's apex court reversed GMO approval The ruling raises implications regarding the health of populations in neighbouring countries reliant on GMOs from South Africa.
