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…
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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…
Africa will feed the world or go hungry trying
What the numbers are already saying Across Africa, food stories still begin the same way. Failed rains. Rising prices. Smaller…
One in Five People Hungry in Africa
Over 307 million Africans – More than 1 in 5 people went hungry in 2024, even as global hunger slightly…
The Art of Not Breaking
Stepping Out of Victimhood: Exclusive Interview with Hadeel Osman, a multidisciplinary creative director featured in Forbes “#30Under30 List“ In the…
Born Hungry: The African footballers from humble beginnings
African football enters one of its most exciting weeks of international friendlies: Ghana faces Japan and South Korea; Egypt meets…
Kenya is rising: A young workforce and a connected market
Work, food, power and trade systems are shifting in Kenya. The world is noticing. Here are seven fact-based ways Kenya…
Nastasja Nedimović: How a mother lived through bone marrow cancer with food, gratitude and the gift of blood
Nine years after being diagnosed with incurable bone marrow cancer, she explains the daily habits and support that helped her…