UN: 13 million face Hunger in Horn of Africa as Drought worsens
Families are being forced from their homes, leading to increased conflict between communities An estimated 13 million people in the...
Families are being forced from their homes, leading to increased conflict between communities An estimated 13 million people in the...
Rice farmer in the field The golden soil of Afikpo, Ebonyi State in Southeast Nigeria, is a clay-loamy soil renowned...
Nigerians Fiercely Oppose the Commercial Release of TELA Maize Civil society groups, researchers and analysts representing millions of Nigerians have...
Rwanda: How Climate Change Effects are leaving Farmers Vulnerable #AfricaClimateCrisis By Michel Nkurunziza The farmers who are facing the unusual...
WFP/Krystyna Kovalenko -The elderly population and malnourished children in the drought-affected regions of southern Madagascar are particularly vulnerable The UN...
Khadija buying food at the market.This is the largest insurance pay-out claims Malawi has ever witnessed in its 6 years...
TAAT's footprint across Africa A 5-minute documentary on the achievements of African Development Bank's flagship programme, the Technologies for African...
His Excellency Olusegun Obasanjo, Chair of the Africa Food Prize Committee and former President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, announcing ICRISAT...
Photo of Dr Jacqueline d’Arros Hughes, Director General, ICRISAT who accepted the award virtually. The International Crops Research Institute for...
A photo showing Technology Brokerage as a focus for a resilient food system in Africa at the ongoing African Green...
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