January in West Africa
What the First Month of the Year Really Means for Food and Poverty January is often treated as a clean…
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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…
Nigeria’s Hunger Crisis: A Security Priority or a Forgotten Emergency?
Nigeria is facing one of its most serious hunger and malnutrition crises in years, raising difficult questions about where political…
Agenda 2063. Vision, Power, and the Fight Over Africa’s Future
By FFA News Editorial Desk In 2013, African leaders made a fifty year promise. They did not whisper it. They…
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…
Ending hunger is not just about food
Broken credit systems, poor storage, and climate shocks show why Africa’s farming struggle is more about systems than scarcity. Yet…
How can an overweight person suffer from malnutrition?
When wealth brings hunger: A double standard Today, more than 2 billion people suffer from some form of malnutrition, many…
As AI reshapes jobs, farming still anchors Africa’s future
Nearly two out of three jobs in Africa are in farming and food. Yet agriculture makes up only a quarter…
In Africa, will AI take jobs or help keep food on the table?
How AI is helping and hurting, and how you can get ahead. A three part series on FFA News Across…