Food
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Nigeria: The Cost of Hunger in North-East Nigeria
Amina prepares a meal for her son, the last three years, WFP has supported her with monthly food rations and nutrition supplements for her ... -
Better poultry production methods for more profit
US-based WPF releases video series to help Africa’s farmers improve poultry production With poultry increasingly a focus for emerging farmers across Africa, the US-based ... -
Africa: The Art of Cooking and What You Can Do to Make It More Sustainable
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (Rome) Tips from FAO’s Goodwill Ambassador chefs on how you can buy, cook and eat food ... -
Zambia: African Development Bank approves $1.4 million grant to improve household food security in the wake of Covid-19
The Zambian project is in line with the Bank’s High 5 strategic priorities, specifically, Feed Africa, Industrialize Africa, and Improve the quality of life ... -
The magical mystery of an apple’s sleep
It might have been an apple that Snow White bit into that sent her into a death-like sleep but, this notion of suspended-animation is ... -
Saudi to invest $1 bln to support Africa’s post-pandemic recovery
Saudi Arabia will support African countries with investments and loans worth about $1 billion this year to help their economies recover from the COVID-19 ... -
Chinese rice farm trains talents to solve Nigeria’s food problem
Source:XINHUA In the northwestern Nigerian state of Kebbi, rice farmers are busy preparing seeds and fertilizers to usher in a new growing season with ... -
African Development Bank, IFAD and partners redouble efforts to stop hunger in Africa and strengthen food security
The number of people living with hunger across the African continent increased from 214 million to 246 million between 2015 and 2020 ABIDJAN, Ivory ... -
Food prices soar in West Africa amid conflicts and COVID, WFP says
Image: Gino Santa Maria/123RF Food prices in West Africa have jumped more than 30% since last year to their highest levels in nearly a decade ... -
Pandemic underscores flaws in Nigeria’s farming and food supply chains
A tomato vendor attends to buyer at a makeshift food market established to cushion the effect of COVID lockdown in Lagos. Photo by Pius ...
