If Hunger Killed as Fast as Bombs, Would the World Care More?
Wars capture headlines in minutes. Death tolls are counted daily. Casualties scroll across screens as breaking news. Yet hunger, which…
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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,…
Education Without Food: Can Children Learn on Empty Stomachs?
In Malawi’s Mzimba district, Mwanasha no longer wonders if her children can learn on empty stomachs. Each morning she watches…
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…
Who loses more when AGOA ends: Africa or the U.S.?
George W. Bush signs AGOA, opening U.S. markets to African exports (2000).
The World Counts Wars in Days and Hunger in Decades
When hunger is the silent war The world counts wars in days. A battle breaks out, and the death toll…
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…
What if Deserts Could Grow Food?
A New Way to Grow in the Hardest Places in Africa and What It Could Mean for Millions You have…
Africa Rising, But Who’s Left Behind?
In a booming Africa of skyscrapers, oil rigs, and shining malls, the question remains:what do we do when the person…