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
Video Solutions and Innovations 24 December 2017 Films from the climate change front line How Kenyan farmers are adapting
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
Analysis Aid and Policy 20 December 2017 A hard row to hoe for Nigeria to reach food self-sufficiency Nigeria is pushing a policy of food self-reliance. But farmers are yet to fully feel the benefit
News Aid and Policy 14 December 2017 World’s worst humanitarian crisis about to get worse… again The looming battle for the key port of Hodeidah threatens vital infrastructure and civilians
News Aid and Policy 4 December 2017 UN calls for ‘humanitarian pause’ in Yemen as conditions in capital deteriorate Days of armed clashes, air strikes paralyse Sana’a and put civilians at risk
News Aid and Policy 22 November 2017 EDITOR’S TAKE: Yemen needs commercial imports to avoid famine (#LetTradeIn) The reopening of aid lifelines to Hodeidah and Sana’a airport isn’t enough on its own
About Us Aid and Policy 20 November 2017 IRIN TEDx Talk: Stop eating junk news Over the last decade, we've awoken to the fact that junk food hurts us. It's time for a similar revolution in our news consumption.
Special Report Migration 15 November 2017 Peeking through the cracks into Yemen’s war A reporter’s diary from boomtown Marib
News Aid and Policy 9 November 2017 Yemen “starvation” warnings as Saudi Arabia shut borders Aid agencies warn new closures are deepening what is already the world’s largest humanitarian crisis
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
Feature Aid and Policy 30 October 2017 "People are dying every day" – CAR refugees fleeing war suffer in Congo Secretary-General António Guterres has just visited CAR, but how can the UN respond to the scale of this humanitarian disaster?
