Ethiopian Farmers Made a Desert Bloom Again
Ethiopia is in the middle of the worst drought in 50 years. It’s the sort of shock to the system…
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Ethiopia/Eritrea Border
According to Eritrean officials, in the early hours of Sunday, June 12, Ethiopian forces launched an unprovoked assault over the…
Africa: FAO Study Identifies Small Fish With a Big Role to Play Feeding Africa’s Drylands
Rome — Boom-and-bust fisheries have untapped potential to bolster livelihoods, resilience and nutrition Small, fast growing wild fish could be crucial…
Burkina Faso: In Drought-Stricken Burkina Faso, Farmers Get Creative
Drought-prone Burkina Faso finds ways to help those most vulnerable to climate extremes Rural Burkina Faso is battling more frequent…
‘Education Can Eradicate Prejudices Against Albinos’
How much do you know about albinism? That’s a question the United Nations hoped many would answer when it dedicated…
Tanzania appoints first albino deputy minister
When he is not delivering a lecture at the University of Dodoma (Udom) nestled on a sun-fried terrain of Tanzania’s…