Ethiopia: How radio is helping women farmers build climate resilience
Farmers across the continent are adapting to unpredictable rainfall, rising temperatures, and increasing soil erosion, trying to maintain and improve […]
Ghana: Farmer fixes his composted manure recipe thanks to a radio program
For years, Fuseini Abdul-Mumin watched his crops die — not from drought or pests, but from his own hands. Every […]
Farmers combine crops, livestock, and trees to reap big profits
Agro-sylvo-pastoralism is a system of land management that combines agriculture (crop production), forestry (management of forests or trees) and pastoralism […]
Rwanda: Claver Ntoyinkima turns local communities into biodiversity protectors in Nyungwe Park
This story was originally published in April 2025. One morning, Claver Ntoyinkima is dressed in his park guide attire. With […]
Uganda: Tree planting brings back birds and restores nature in Sebei
This story was published in September 2025. The Sebei region in Uganda has experienced deforestation for decades. Indigenous trees like […]
Burkina Faso: Practicing permaculture to preserve biodiversity
This story was originally published in October 2024. During the rainy season in Dodougou, a village about 30 km from […]
Zambia: Farmers transforming their community with integrated farming
For many years, farmers in the Naolo district of Western Province, Zambia, relied heavily on chemical fertilizer and intensive tillage. […]
Uganda: Greening Gweri County
In Gweri, Uganda, the landscape is shifting. What was once a region characterized by dry, parched earth is becoming a […]
Senegal: Women plant local fruit tree species to address land degradation
Under the blazing sun of Kaffrine, about 250 kilometres southeast of Dakar in Senegal, a figure moves slowly between rows […]
Ghana: Women plant acacia trees to protect mangroves
In Galo Sota, a coastal community in the Anloga district of Ghana’s Volta Region, a group of women is taking […]