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?
Analysis Aid and Policy 24 October 2017 Pastoralism and its future There’s much more to herding livestock than meets the eye
Analysis Aid and Policy 19 October 2017 Why can’t booming Ethiopia handle this year’s drought? Ethiopia is a poster child for double-digit GDP growth, but consecutive droughts have forced it to turn to international aid
Feature Environment and Disasters 17 October 2017 In their own words: How drought is bringing despair to Kenyan herders When your life revolves around livestock, a bad drought spells catastrophe. Hear it from the frontline
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 12 October 2017 Drought pushes Kenya’s pastoralists to the brink People have raised livestock in Kenya’s drylands for centuries. Will climate change soon change that?
Photo feature Migration 9 October 2017 Malnutrition stalks Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh More than half of new arrivals are children, but the sheer size of the influx has made it difficult to address high rates of malnourishment
News Aid and Policy 26 September 2017 New aid plan needed for South Sudan The problem for the aid effort is that the government may not really care what happens to its people
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?
Feature Solutions and Innovations 14 September 2017 Senegalese farmers wage protracted battle against salt Rising sea levels can devastate farmland, but Senegalese villagers are fighting back
