The Missing Vitamins Behind Learning Struggles and Low Mood in West Africa
In villages and cities across West Africa, children line up for school with full stomachs—but…
The Missing Vitamins Behind Learning Struggles and Low Mood in West Africa
In villages and cities across West Africa, children line up for school with full stomachs—but not always full nutrition. This…
WHEN FOOD PRICES SPIKE, FOLLOW THE MONEY
An investigative look at power, profit, and the price of survival There’s a certain kind of headline that shows up…
Stop Watching Oil. The Real Crisis Is Food and Fertilizer
While much of the world watches oil prices and stock markets, a more serious problem is quietly unfolding. It is…
Hunger and War: Nigeria’s Next Conflict May Not Start With Guns. It Starts With Empty Bowls.
Nigeria is facing one of the most serious humanitarian crises in its modern history. In the country’s northeast, millions of…
What’s happening in Ghana may surprise you
How Ghana is rising in patterns once seen in Singapore FFA News The signs of Ghana’s rise are becoming impossible…
Household Hunger Linked to Higher Depression Risk Among Adolescent Girls
Inside a Northern Ghana study on food insecurity and mental health “Go away,” Kosi mumbles. Her classmates inch their chairs…
The African cat that guards the rice
How a working cat can save a season of food At night, when the cooking fires cool and the streets…
Farmers grow the harvest. Policies decide who eats.
When the sun rises over Musanze in northern Rwanda, a woman balances a heavy bunch of bananas on her head…
Hunger Drives Uganda’s Mothers to Desperate Choices. And It’s Not Just Uganda.
Photographs are taken on the ground in Uganda by Food for Africa News contributors, documenting the true conditions of the…
The New Scramble for Africa’s Commodities. But Who Actually Gets Fed?
For years Africa was discussed as a place of aid and crisis. Today the conversation in trading houses, ministries, and…
