Opinion Human Rights 1 September 2017 Why I’m proud to be African today Can Kenya’s supreme court decision inspire justices around Africa to stand up to the age-old power of incumbency?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 18 July 2017 Climate-friendly farming solution fizzles in Zimbabwe Conservation agriculture is touted as a sure-fire remedy for food insecurity. Not all Zimbabwean farmers agree
Feature Environment and Disasters 21 April 2017 Resettled and forgotten The vagaries of climate change coupled with a lack of government support mean many of Zimbabwe’s resettled farmers feel forgotten
Feature Environment and Disasters 29 March 2017 Zimbabwe losing battle against armyworm A new pest is devastating crops in 13 African states. Are hopes for a post-drought recovery in Zimbabwe being dashed?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 8 March 2017 How women farmers are battling climate change in Zimbabwe Most subsistence farming in Zimbabwe is done by women. This means the vagaries of climate change hit them hardest.
Analysis Environment and Disasters 6 February 2017 New study points the finger at “anthropogenic warming" Three years of dry weather have left millions hungry in Ethiopia and southern Africa. How much blame falls on human-driven global warming?
Opinion Aid and Policy 1 November 2016 Building an alternative to the ICC’s slippery slope If the ICC can’t work, how should we go about ending impunity?
Analysis Aid and Policy 26 September 2016 Climate change on the front line, in rural Zimbabwe Two years of drought foretell worse too come
Analysis Climate change 11 May 2016 King corn’s crown slips Maize's dominance is being challenged by climate change
Analysis Aid and Policy 17 February 2016 Malawi’s hunger season It’s mid-morning on a dusty road to Lisungwi market in Neno, southern Malawi, and Bertha Cham’bwinja is sitting under the shade of an acacia tree...
Maps and Graphics Aid and Policy 27 January 2016 Corruption and risk 2016 Are corrupt countries more vulnerable? Are vulnerable countries more corrupt?
News Food 7 January 2016 Zimbabwe - same old problems Over the next three months, 1.5 million Zimbabweans will be short of food until the new harvest comes in – and even then it’s expected...
