Op-Ed
Africa¡¯s new harvest: To transform agriculture, we must speed up innovations and collaboration
The 32nd Session of the FAO Regional Conference for Africa being held in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, starts from 11 to 14 April 2022
News
Drought is pushing food prices up sharply in East Africa
Soaring cost of basic staples is an extra challenge for pastoralists as livestock prices fall
News
FAO presents $50 million emergency plan as Ethiopia faces worst drought in 30 years
10.2 million food insecure after major crop failure, livestock losses due to El Ni?o
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Is Africa¡¯s land up for grabs?
Foreign acquisitions: some opportunities, but many see threats
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After war, creating jobs for peace
Unemployment challenges stability in Liberia, Sierra Leone
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Relief efforts gear up for Zimbabwe
Donors look for more progress on national reconciliation
Cover Story
A harvest of hope for African farmers
Malawi subsidies stimulate a bumper crop
Cover Story
Africa struggles with soaring food prices
From emergency reactions to farming investments
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Price protests expose state faults
Rioting and repression reflect problems of African governance
Cover Story
Women struggle to secure land rights
Hard fight for access and decision-making power
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Saving Africa¡¯s forests, the ¡®lungs of the world¡¯
Forest conservation can help counter climate change
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Women push onto Africa¡¯s agenda
NEPAD responds to advocates for women¡¯s rights
NEPAD in action
Is cassava Africa¡¯s new staple food?
NEPAD promotes cassava farming to reduce hunger
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Fixing the humanitarian aid system
UN, relief groups seek to bolster and speed up food delivery