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Torrential monsoon rains has left the people, especially women, in crisis as they are still grappling to recover from the last year’s floods in Pakistan.

Kenya’s fight for food security may have just gone ‘Old School’ as Egerton University dons win a grant to help bring back a pre-colonial delicacy.

When representatives from dozens of countries gathered recently at the UN High Level Political Forum in New York to share progress on their efforts to achieve the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development G

Rich nations have contributed most to the current climate crisis. They are primarily responsible for the historical emissions and greenhouse gas (GHG) accumulation of the last two centuries.Dev

The Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is one of the three most important projects of the current government in Mexico, together with the Mayan Train, in the southeastern Yucatán peninsula, and the Olmeca refinery system

A world free from hunger is possible, but it demands political will, investment, and effective policies to transform agriculture and rural development, says Alvaro Lario, President of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

While the Islamic fundamentalist group touts nationwide peace, women’s rights and the media remain severely curtailed

A world free from hunger is possible, but it demands political will, investment, and effective policies says IFAD President Alvaro Lario.

The primary commodity price boom early this century has often been attributed to a commodity ‘super-cycle’, i.e., a price upsurge greater than what might be expected in ‘normal’ booms. This wa

The Maputo Protocol promised to be the most defining, groundbreaking, and transformative protocol on African women’s rights.