Deforestation rates are significantly lower in Indigenous and Tribal territories where governments have formally recognized collective land rights, according to a new report launched today.…
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IN December subsistence farmers Kgadi and Martin Monyamane together with their assistant Simon Nkuna were working their land planting bambara groundnuts. The retired teacher couple’s…
As experts warn of a looming water crisis a conservation group is now offering free online training to communities about ways of preserving rain water…
The ruling is not only a win for Kenya, but for all African women and girls.
The belief in witchcraft remains entrenched in many societies and is often blamed for misfortunes, including failing one’s studies. ‘These beliefs can act as a…
As the world marks World Water Day on Monday 22 March the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations warns that just 30 years…
WHEN a king passes on to join his ancestors in the spiritual world the Ashante people of Ghana remark that the Asantehene has gone to…
The streets of various university towns are on fire – ignited by the rage of black youths tired of being relegated to a life of…
As the COVID-19 pandemic, conflict and climate-related crises drive acute levels of hunger higher, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is…