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The Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade select committee has been holding its annual review of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Amid an escalation of global conflict and climate change-induced displacements, the IOM is escalating its donor campaign.

Tsunza Peninsula is a natural wonder that sits just inside the many inlets of Mombasa Island on the border between Mombasa and Kwale Counties—a little-known spectacle of lagoons, islands, and thick

A group of 15 smallholder farmers in Kenya have filed a petition at the High Court seeking to review a law that bans the sharing of unregistered seeds.

Medical experts and women's rights activists hope the establishment of an anti-rape crisis centre will bring perpetrators to justice.

Exploring Kampong Khleang's Annual Floods - I'm navigating through what will soon become the bottom of a lake. In approximately six months, this vibrant scene will vanish beneath the water's surface

Climate change made 2023 the warmest year on record. As urgency mounts to address this worldwide crisis, phasing out the use of fossil fuels is a necessary step that all nations must take. This is bec

Dr Ismahane Elouafi has her work cut out. As the new executive managing director of CGIAR, her mandate is to tackle the world’s most severe hunger crisis.

The specter of blackouts hovers over the Mexican city of La Paz, the capital of the state of Baja California Sur in Mexico's far northwestern corner, as summer approaches, due to increased electricity

Almost 400 million women are household biomass producers.  They constitute the largest, and largely invisible, workforce in our global energy system