Stories

Nigeria: Women’s collectives protecting gorilla wildlife sanctuary (Mongabay)

admin | October 2, 2026

In the communities surrounding Nigeria’s Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, women’s conservation collectives are transforming the protection of a biodiversity hotspot […]

Senegal

Senegal: When adapting to climate change starts in the kitchen (FAO)

admin | October 2, 2026

How do you grow vegetables when access to land is limited, soils are degrading, and markets are far away? This […]

Uganda

Uganda: Coffee farmers uses intercropping and agroforestry to boost yields

Denis Ongeng | October 2, 2026

Coffee is an important sector in Uganda, where production for the 2026-27 year is estimated at about 7.2 million bags […]

Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso: Drying fruits and vegetables helps reduce post-harvest losses

Ouabouè Bakouan | September 3, 2026

As the first rays of sunlight appear, Sarata Ouédraogomoves from one dryer to another. Wearing gloves, she carefully inspects the […]

Senegal

Senegal: Innovative storage system helps farmers reduce post-harvest losses

Sougou Penda Ngane | September 3, 2026

Too much food goes to waste, spoiling before it can be sold and eaten. Post-harvest loss affects farmers across Africa, […]

Zambia

Zambia: What soil can tell farmers about what to plant (FAO)

admin | September 3, 2026

The difference between a successful harvest and a disappointing one is not always visible from the surface. In Zambia’s Southern […]

Côte d'Ivoire

Côte d’Ivoire: Orange-fleshed sweet potato improves nutrition for young children

Issiaka NGuessan | August 14, 2026

Early one morning after the rain, mist rises as the first rays of sunlight appear on the horizon. Wodjoho Silué […]

Ethiopia

Ethiopia: How radio is helping women farmers build climate resilience

Tesfanesh Tadesse | August 14, 2026

Farmers across the continent are adapting to unpredictable rainfall, rising temperatures, and increasing soil erosion, trying to maintain and improve […]

Côte d'Ivoire

Côte d’Ivoire : Cocoa farmers turn to drip irrigation to cope with changing rainfall patterns

Jean Melaine Bitty | August 14, 2026

In the Agnéby-Tiassa region of Côte d’Ivoire, cocoa farmers are facing increasing challenges as rainfall patterns become less predictable. Longer […]

Uganda

Uganda: A youth social enterprise training farmers to restore their degraded soils with circular and regenerative agriculture

James Karuga | July 31, 2026

Myres Ndyabawe grew up in Kibogo village, at Kamwenge district of Western Uganda, in a subsistence farming household. The 31-year-old […]