International Day of Rural Women: Celebrate women farmers!
Welcome to Farm Radio Weekly. In issue #308, we bring you three stories which celebrate the role of women in […]
Farming tales: Beating the odds
Are you sitting comfortably? Welcome to Farm Radio Weekly issue #307! This edition of the Weekly brings you two stories […]
Comoros: Bananas mean success for new farmer (by Ahmed Bacar, for Farm Radio Weekly)
Every day of the week except Friday, Said Bacar travels nearly five kilometres from his village to his banana field. […]
Malawi: Widow harvests prosperity with cassava (by Mark Ndipita, for Farm Radio Weekly)
It is a hot sunny day and Agnes Kandodo is busy inspecting the crops in her cassava field. The widowed […]
Mali: Mamadou Cissé and the watermelon thieves (by Meli Rostand, for Farm Radio Weekly)
Mamadou Cissé is a broadcaster with Radio Welena in Nossombougou, a remote area 75 kilometres north of Bamako, in southwestern […]
Call for applications: Investigative science journalism fellowship for the Global South
SciDev.Net, with support from the Association of British Science Writers, encourages investigative science journalism in the Global South. The organization is […]
World Food Day 2014 focuses on family farming
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations marks World Food Day each year on October 16, the anniversary […]
Rebuilding lives
Welcome to Farm Radio Weekly. Issue #306 highlights stories from Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo about rebuilding after […]
African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms
The African Declaration on Internet Rights and Freedoms is a Pan-African initiative to promote human rights standards and principles of […]
Security issues: Food, shelter and fishing grounds
Hello! Welcome to Farm Radio Weekly issue #305. This edition has an East African flavour. Farmers are profiting from an […]