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The gender tradition-transforming power of advertising

Leigh Andrews 30 Nov 2017

Recycling e-waste can help create jobs and reduce poverty in Africa

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Juliette Biao 29 Nov 2017

Fastjet, (Red) and Oliver Mtukudzi team up in the fight for an Aids-free generation

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The future of agriculture, food security is knowledge-intensive

The future of agriculture, food security is knowledge-intensive

28 Nov 2017

AIDmonitor to analyse funding flows for development in food and agriculture-related sectors

AIDmonitor to analyse funding flows for development in food and agriculture-related sectors

24 Nov 2017

Good to know (perhaps) that food is being 'nuclearised'

Good to know (perhaps) that food is being 'nuclearised'

Baher Kamal 23 Nov 2017

Tobacco hurts more than just your lungs - it damages the communities that grow it

Eleanor Jew 23 Nov 2017

Study: Better soil could trap as much planet-warming carbon as transport produces

Study: Better soil could trap as much planet-warming carbon as transport produces

Thin Lei Win 21 Nov 2017

Africa called on to support circular economy

Africa called on to support circular economy

20 Nov 2017

Dramatic rise of African consumer power driving development

Dramatic rise of African consumer power driving development

17 Nov 2017

Natural Selection to open new safari camp in remote Namibia in 2018

Natural Selection to open new safari camp in remote Namibia in 2018

17 Nov 2017

Amnesty warns companies on child labour in DRC cobalt mining

17 Nov 2017

Greening the livestock sector: Low carbon livestock is possible

Greening the livestock sector: Low carbon livestock is possible

16 Nov 2017

Agriculture and food systems will play a fundamental role in mitigating climate change

15 Nov 2017

Kenyan Tourism CS joins #7SummitsAfrica to promote conservation through tourism

Kenyan Tourism CS joins #7SummitsAfrica to promote conservation through tourism

15 Nov 2017

Using brands as a 'force for good'

Using brands as a 'force for good'

14 Nov 2017

Green finance? Why global banks are pledging billions to fight climate change

Green finance? Why global banks are pledging billions to fight climate change

Simon Wilde 14 Nov 2017

L-R: Professor William Gumede of the Democracy Works Foundation, Inyathelo programme director Nazli Abrahams and Noel Daniels, CEO of the Cornerstone Institute and Inyathelo board member.

Building resilient democracies, societies through philanthropy

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Volunteer tourism: What's wrong with it and how it can be changed

Volunteer tourism: What's wrong with it and how it can be changed

Andrea Freidus 13 Nov 2017

EthioChicken produces highly fertile, disease-resistant chickens and sells them to farmers at affordable prices. (Image: WikiCommons)

#AgriIndaba: Acumen and instinct in African agribusiness

13 Nov 2017

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New online Climate-Smart Agriculture Sourcebook to help steer food systems in sustainable direction

13 Nov 2017

2017 LOreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Sub-Saharan Africa regional fellowship recipients

African women recognised for role in science

13 Nov 2017

Developing world says rich nations shirking on climate pledges

13 Nov 2017

Meat without animals to hit shelves in 2021

Meat without animals to hit shelves in 2021

10 Nov 2017

Brand campaign showcases stories of upliftment in Africa

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Could the peatlands of Congo be a carbon bomb?

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Biomimic Tree: Pushing agriculture up the agenda @cop23

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Recycling e-waste can help create jobs and reduce poverty in Africa

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AIDmonitor to analyse funding flows for development in food and agriculture-related sectors

AIDmonitor to analyse funding flows for development in food and agriculture-related sectors

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Good to know (perhaps) that food is being 'nuclearised'

Good to know (perhaps) that food is being 'nuclearised'

Baher Kamal 23 Nov 2017

Tobacco hurts more than just your lungs - it damages the communities that grow it

Eleanor Jew 23 Nov 2017

Study: Better soil could trap as much planet-warming carbon as transport produces

Study: Better soil could trap as much planet-warming carbon as transport produces

Thin Lei Win 21 Nov 2017

Africa called on to support circular economy

Africa called on to support circular economy

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Dramatic rise of African consumer power driving development

Dramatic rise of African consumer power driving development

17 Nov 2017

Natural Selection to open new safari camp in remote Namibia in 2018

Natural Selection to open new safari camp in remote Namibia in 2018

17 Nov 2017

Amnesty warns companies on child labour in DRC cobalt mining

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Greening the livestock sector: Low carbon livestock is possible

Greening the livestock sector: Low carbon livestock is possible

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Agriculture and food systems will play a fundamental role in mitigating climate change

15 Nov 2017

Kenyan Tourism CS joins #7SummitsAfrica to promote conservation through tourism

Kenyan Tourism CS joins #7SummitsAfrica to promote conservation through tourism

15 Nov 2017

Using brands as a 'force for good'

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Green finance? Why global banks are pledging billions to fight climate change

Green finance? Why global banks are pledging billions to fight climate change

Simon Wilde 14 Nov 2017

L-R: Professor William Gumede of the Democracy Works Foundation, Inyathelo programme director Nazli Abrahams and Noel Daniels, CEO of the Cornerstone Institute and Inyathelo board member.

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Volunteer tourism: What's wrong with it and how it can be changed

Volunteer tourism: What's wrong with it and how it can be changed

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EthioChicken produces highly fertile, disease-resistant chickens and sells them to farmers at affordable prices. (Image: WikiCommons)

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New online Climate-Smart Agriculture Sourcebook to help steer food systems in sustainable direction

13 Nov 2017

2017 LOreal-UNESCO For Women in Science Sub-Saharan Africa regional fellowship recipients

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Developing world says rich nations shirking on climate pledges

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Meat without animals to hit shelves in 2021

Meat without animals to hit shelves in 2021

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Brand campaign showcases stories of upliftment in Africa

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Could the peatlands of Congo be a carbon bomb?

Could the peatlands of Congo be a carbon bomb?

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Biomimic Tree: Pushing agriculture up the agenda @cop23

Biomimic Tree: Pushing agriculture up the agenda @cop23

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Three animal tourist attractions you should never do

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Elaine Clara Mah 8 Nov 2017

How telling the right stories can make people act on climate change

Tom van Laer and Ross Gordon 8 Nov 2017

Greening the tobacco supply chain in Africa bears fruit

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Why 100% renewable energy by 2025 may be possible for Cape Verde

Erik Nordman 6 Nov 2017

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Nestlé to complete transition to cage-free egg supply chain in Africa by 2025

6 Nov 2017

Saleem Karimjee, IFC country manager for Southern Africa

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Building hope through broken appliances

Building hope through broken appliances

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Inside the Lush life of an ethical cosmetics buyer

Inside the Lush life of an ethical cosmetics buyer

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What does the future African city look like?

What does the future African city look like?

Riaan Graham 31 Oct 2017

Nigeria's media urged to understand New Urban Agenda

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Environmentalists aim to stimulate responsible tourism in East Africa, summiting seven peaks

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Africa has focused on tackling undernutrition caused by low calorie diets. IFPRI

Seven African countries show how the battle against malnutrition can be won

Sheryl L Hendriks, Katrin Glatzel, Ousmane Badiane 27 Oct 2017