Can we reduce greenhouse gases from food production and at the same time save the future global food system? And if so, how? Ever-growing meat production and consumption are coming under ever-closer scrutiny.

Hundreds of young girls living on the streets have virtually no access to education or health care. They often go hungry, suffer violence and feel rejected, excluded from society.

The ‘Declaration on the Rights of Peasants’ illustrates the concern within the United Nations, which has declared 2019 to 2028 ‘The Decade of Family Farming’.

“Women’s economic empowerment does not happen in a vacuum but is tied to other key areas like sexual and reproductive rights, access to a living wage and labour rights.”

Regulated artisanal mining is now a reality in the mine city of Kimberley. Yet, despite the benefits of becoming legal, convincing miners in other parts is still no easy task: they are aware that their activity is illegal, and many are living in the country without [...]

In addition to the demands of local residents and IDPs, the price of property in Maiduguri has been inflated by the presence of international humanitarian and federal government agencies.