Across Africa, forced evictions continue to generate controversy as governments pursue urban renewal, environmental protection, and infrastructure expansion. From informal waterfront settlements in Lagos to forest...
By the Witness Radio team. More than 60,000 people, evicted over a decade ago, remain landless, poverty-stricken, and without redress, highlighting the urgent need for authorities...
By Witness Radio team. What began in 1959 as a promise of jobs and development has, according to affected communities and civil society advocates supporting these...
Top photo: President Donald Trump participates in a trilateral signing ceremony of a peace and economic agreement with President Paul Kagame of the Republic of Rwanda...
By Witness Radio team Indigenous Yakthung (Limbu) communities in eastern Nepal have fought hard for recognition after the World Bank Group’s accountability mechanism acknowledged a complaint...
By Witness Radio team Across Africa, seed laws are increasingly structured to favor commercial seed systems, leaving smallholder farmers with limited control over the seeds they...
By Witness Radio Team It was a bolt from the blue—an unimaginable shock that arrived without warning. Close to six years on, its consequences have hardened...
Indigenous communities in Eastern Nepal accuse the World Bank’s Linked Cable Car Project of rights violations. By Witness Radio Team A $22 million cable car...
RDC Fatumah Ndisaba making enquiries at the MZO-Mukono’s registry desk in 2024. Govt is launching a comprehensive digital land registry COMMENT | DAVID MUWONGE | Land has...
By Witness Radio team. Across Africa, indigenous seeds are vital, climate-resilient, and culturally significant resources that smallholder farmers deeply value for biodiversity and food sovereignty. Today,...