Perhaps, pictures like this may strike your heart, this is one of millions of children in Africa suffering from diseases related to malnutrition. Although it has abundant natural resources, Africa remains the world’s poorest...
By Seye Adeniyi A professor of Forest Ecology and the president, a Nigerian Academy of Science, David U. Ukali, has again emphasised on the need for strict penaltive measures and enviromental law to be...
By Onwuka Nzeshi No fewer than 35 million people located in about 10 states in northern Nigeria are facing threats of hunger and extreme weather conditions due to desert encroachment on arable lands and...
by Ramtanu Maitra Less than a week before the FAO’s June 3-5 high-level conference on World Food Security and Global Challenges in Rome, Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda addressed the Fourth Tokyo International Conference...
By Amadou Makhtar Diop Building soil—not importing more inputs—will be the best way for this bio-diverse continent to improve its food security. Posted August 9, 2007: The Norwegian government recently took the initiative to...
