Nearly 90 mln displaced people face severe climate risks
Negotiations are in motion to forge new international principles that will finally hold oil companies accountable for the scars they leave on people and the planet.
Development finance faces growing scrutiny as industrial livestock farming rapidly spreads across Africa.
The African Union recognizes farmers’ vital seed rights, yet national laws can still get in the way, creating hurdles for those who depend on these traditions.
The economic promise of climate action: How governments, businesses, and communities can join forces for a sustainable future.
Gov’t Land Grabbed by Gov’t Officials: Minister Exposes Fraud Inside Lands Ministry
Uganda’s drive to expand oil palm farming is stirring unease among rural communities, who worry about the far-reaching effects on their lives and land.
Kiryandongo district, a notorious hotspot for land grabs in Uganda: A bitter land dispute spanning 22 years has left residents landless and food-insecure, while the investor anxiously guards his investment.
