News Aid and Policy 1 February 2018 Africa’s all too preventable cholera crisis We know how to prevent cholera, and yet each rainy season it kills – why?
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 New e-book released: IRIN’s reporting on climate change and food security "Unjust burden" - A year’s worth of reporting on climate change adaptation in one handy document
Analysis Food 27 December 2017 Agriculture a hard sell for Zimbabwe’s youth For many young people, the city holds more promise than the field
Analysis Climate change 22 December 2017 Bumper Zimbabwe harvest prompts bigger bet on “command agriculture” Critics argue the centralised subsidy scheme has some major gaps and is unsustainable
News Conflict 24 November 2017 Is Zimbabwe’s new president up to the task? President Emmerson Mnangagwa shoulders the hopes of a nation for a new start
News Migration 17 November 2017 Rohingya death count, war games, and a non-coup in Zimbabwe Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 7 November 2017 Seed banks help Zimbabwe’s farmers tackle climate change Indigenous crops have fallen out of favour in Zimbabwe. It’s time to revive them
Opinion Conflict 13 October 2017 Zimbabwe: What happens after Mugabe? It was once taboo to talk of Mugabe’s demise. Now a destabilising succession battle is underway
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 20 September 2017 Don’t ignore the one group that can make climate action happen Women’s leadership can strengthen resilience to climate change
News Climate change 14 September 2017 The foreign invader costing African farmers $3 billion How do you stop a ruinous pest that can fly 100 kilometres in one night?
News Aid and Policy 18 August 2017 This week’s humanitarian cheat sheet Which humanitarian topics are on IRIN’s radar and should be on yours? Check out our curation of upcoming events, topical reports, opinion, and quality journalism:
Feature Aid and Policy 4 August 2017 Mind the gap: Why Zimbabwean researchers need to work with farmers A key response to the droughts bedeviling Zimbabwe’s farmers is within reach. Why isn’t it being grasped?
