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American Institutes for Research Commits to the East Africa - Vimarsana News

American Institutes for Research Commits to the East Africa

Nairobi, Kenya, April 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The American Institutes for Research (AIR) opened a new office in Kenya today, demonstrating its deep...

Food insecurity fears mount -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Food insecurity fears mount -Newsday Zimbabwe

The Zimdollar is currently trading at US$11:ZWL$21 000 in supermarkets and 1:32 000 on the parallel market.

Harvest Lost As War Expands In Famine-threatened Sudan - Vimarsana News

Harvest Lost As War Expands In Famine-threatened Sudan

Since Sudan's war spread to Al-Jazira state south of Khartoum, farmers have watched their livelihoods wither away after fighting between paramilitary forces battling the army wreaked havoc on once-bountiful lands.

Harvest lost as war expands in famine-threatened Sudan - Vimarsana News

Harvest lost as war expands in famine-threatened Sudan

Since Sudan's war spread to Al-Jazira state south of Khartoum, farmers have watched their livelihoods wither away after fighting between paramilitary forces battling the army wreaked havoc on once-bountiful lands.After war erupted in April last year between the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), Al-Jazira -- just south of Khartoum -- became a sanctuary for more than half a million people, according to the United Nations.

Source: yahoo.com
Harvest Lost as War Expands in Famine-threatened Sudan - Vimarsana News

Harvest Lost as War Expands in Famine-threatened Sudan

Since Sudan's war spread to Al-Jazira state south of Khartoum, farmers have watched their livelihoods wither away after fighting between paramilitary forces battling the army wreaked havoc on once-bountiful lands. "For weeks I haven't been able to reach the wheat I planted in November," Ahmed al-Amin, 43, told AFP from his farm 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of state capital Wad Madani.

Source: aawsat.com