World Refugee Day raises awareness of the rights of refugees and highlights the plight of those fleeing conflict or persecution. This year’s theme is ‘For a world where refugees are welcomed’.
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Tom Brown is a traditional Nigerian food supplement made with a combination of different cereals and locally sourced products. It’s especially beneficial for infants, young children and breastfeeding women to prevent malnutrition.
Read MoreEl Niño Weather Patterns Causing Severe Food Insecurity in Malawi
Dry weather caused by the 2024 El Niño have meant that 4.4 million people faced crisis levels of food insecurity from June 2023 – March 2024.
Read MoreEthiopian Farmers Turn to Old Solutions for New Problems
An ancient crop is providing answers to a newer problem confronting small-scale farmers in hot, dry regions of Ethiopia.
Teff, the annual cereal grass that has been a part of the staple diet of Ethiopians for millenia, is also providing a route out of poverty for women like 35 year old Tsedu Behutiyo.
Bank supports over 70,000 mainly women members in Malawi
CUMO Microfinance bank provided loans to more than 72,000 mainly women members, last year.
Read MoreScience Students Continue Winning Ways
Wetland conservation has an economic benefit for farmers in Zambia’s Kafue floodplains
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Wetland conservation has an economic benefit for farmers in Zambia’s Kafue floodplains
Read MoreWorld Food Day 2023: Water Is Life, Water Is Food. Leave No One Behind.
World Food Day 2023 takes place on October 16th under the theme: ‘Water is life, water is food. Leave no one behind.’ Water is absolutely essential to life on earth, including the production of our food.
Read MoreTomato Business the Recipe for Couple’s Success
A family tomato business has been the recipe for success for Malawian couple
Read MoreGlobal Report on Food Crises 2023: Global Hunger on the rise again
An alarming new report – The Global Report on Food Crises 2023 – has shown that global hunger is on the rise for a second successive year.
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