British Firm Develops ‘Friendly’ Fall Armyworm To Save Crops
New biotech will help farmers across Asia, Africa, and the Americas to cut investment in pesticides to control the pest.
Africa
Inside Kenya’s Cryptocurrency Trade: Tales Of Pain And Promise
Despite sad stories of people losing their savings to fake digital currencies trade, Kenyans continue embracing cryptocurrencies.
Dominic Ongwen’s 25-Years Jail Term By The ICC “Unfair”: Northern Ugandans
Activists say the former child soldier should have been granted amnesty under a cultural arrangement known as “Mato Oput”.
The Tragic End Of An Endangered Whale Shark In Cameroon
A young fisheries graduate dragged the live giant fish ashore where curious onlookers quickly butchered it for meat.
Temporary Relief For Refugees As Kenya Postpones Closing Two Camps
More than 426,000 refugees in Kakuma and Daadab camps enjoy temporary reprieve from closure, thanks to American intervention.
Seen But Not Counted: The Plight Of Immigrants In Zimbabwe
No end in sight to the plight of colonial-era migrants as Zimbabwe dithers to give them constitutional recognition.
African Climate Activists Hopeful Following New Financial Pledges By The U.S.
A new public-private coalition has pledged $1 billion to fight climate change in tropical and sub-tropical countries.
Prisoners Released Early Due To Covid-19 Struggle To Fit In Society
Prisoners from African countries released early due to Covid-19 find the going tough outside as employers shun them.
Kenyans Breath A Sigh Of Relief As Covid Restrictions Ease
President Uhuru Kenyatta lifts harsh restrictions to contain the spread of the second wave of the pandemic.