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When the Nearest Market Is Half a Day Away, What Does ‘Access to Food’ Even Mean?
Under the morning sun, a woman bends over a pile of millet, beating the stalks to free the grain. Scenes…
When Hunger Becomes the Recruiter: Starvation Is the New Jihadist Foot Soldier in West Africa
Empty stomachs are now weapons of war. Across West Africa, hunger is no longer just a human tragedy. It has…
Africa at the Crossroads: Hunger, Health, Money, and the True Price of Progress
307 million Africans are undernourished while leaders push new laws, trade reforms, and climate funds. Will progress reach the table?…
Feeding a Child Is Not Charity. It Is Governance.
What does it mean when a child goes to bed hungry in a world that produces more than enough food?…
Food for Africa News Reaches 1.5 Million Views
In just two weeks since our launch, Food for Africa News has been viewed more than 1.5 million times. Our…
Africa Produces Enough Food. So Why Do Millions Still Starve?
In many parts of Africa, the fields are green, and the markets are full. Farmers bring rice, maize, cassava, yams,…
Could Elon Musk Turn 50 Billion into 350 Billion While Ending Africa’s Water Crisis?
Africa needs 50 billion dollars each year to close the gap in safe water and sanitation. Without it, Sub-Saharan Africa…
Peter Mutharika Returns at 85: Can His Second Chance Tackle Malawi’s Hunger and Fuel Crises?
Peter Mutharika has returned to the presidency of Malawi at the age of 85. Supporters call it a second chance…
Who loses more when AGOA ends: Africa or the U.S.?
George W. Bush signs AGOA, opening U.S. markets to African exports (2000).