Sanctions are written for governments but paid for by civilians
U.S. sanctions in Africa are usually described as targeted. Officials stress that they are aimed at specific individuals, armed groups,…
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When the Walk for Water Replaces the Walk for Class
Water or school? A choice a child should never have to make. Mary fills her lungs with the dry, dark…
3 Million People Just Rewrote the Narrative on Food and Power in Africa.
3 Million Views in 90 Days. Africa Wants the Real Story, Not the Spin. Food for Africa News crossed three…
Love Under Pressure: Poverty, Divorce and Survival in Africa
Is love a luxury in a hungry home? Or a necessity needing protection? A relationship is often tested by betrayal,…
Africa’s 1.5 Billion Dollar Art Market
Africa’s Street Revival: How art, sound, and youth culture are rising in plain sight “Africa is Rising.” What does this…
The Tree That Survived the Dinosaurs Could Not Survive Humans
Africa’s most powerful miracle plants are being lost before the world knows their names Before cities, before borders, before oil,…
Africa’s New Agriculture Vision 2026–2035
What the African Union is planning, what looks promising, what raises concern, and what it means for everyday people As…
U.S. Aid Cuts Will Not Stop Africa’s Rise
By FFA News Editorial Desk Recent cuts to foreign-aid funding — particularly the drawdown of USAID programs in 2025 —…
Water At Gunpoint: Why Clean Water Still Kills or Cures in the Central African Republic
On the outskirts of Bossangoa, a young mother named Clarisse rises before dawn. She ties her baby to her back…