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Study Helps Communities Resolve Land Conflicts

Mozambican communities planting boundary trees to mark agreed borders.

A new report details a cost-effective process to assist communities in creating partnerships that increase control of their land. The report documents communities in Liberia, ... Read more »

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  • Sustainable Development

    • Africa:Eco-Farming Can Solve Hunger and Climate Crises, Experts Say (Thomson Reuters Foundation)
      Africa: Eco-Farming Can Solve Hunger and Climate Crises, Experts Say(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
    • Seychelles: Seychelles to Assist Mauritius' Rodrigues Island With Sustainable Coral Management(Seychelles News Agency)
    • Sudan: Former 'Lost Boy' Finds a Way to Help Others(VOA)
    • Africa: Can Sustainable Bioeconomy Be a Driver of Green Growth?(IPS)
    • Africa: Development Prospects for Hundreds of Millions Remain in Jeopardy(IPS)
    • Africa: Illicit Trade in Oil & Fuel - an Emerging Global Policy Challenge(IPS)
    • Cameroon: Councillors Urged to Emerge As Catalysts for Dev't(Cameroon Tribune)
    • South Africa: Solar Water Heater Programme in Hot Water(DA)
    • South Africa: Resounding Yes to Youth Empowerment Scheme(CAJ News)
    • Africa: People Helping Society Make Fortune's List of World's Greatest Leaders(Thomson Reuters Foundation)
  • Agribusiness

    • Africa:U.S. Says Committed to Stop Spread of Fall Army Worm in Africa (ENA)
      Africa: U.S. Says Committed to Stop Spread of Fall Army Worm in Africa(ENA)
    • South Africa: Western Cape Agriculture On Using Innovative Ways to Communicate Drought Information(Govt of SA)
    • Botswana: Mahalapye Duo Find Refuge in Bee Keeping(Botswana Daily News)
    • Namibia: Beef for China Must Come From Animals From Disease-Free Areas(New Era)
    • Namibia: Late Rains Good, Bad News for Crop Farmers(New Era)
    • Namibia: Communal Farmers Say They Are to Blame for Depressed Prices(New Era)
    • Zimbabwe: Quton Releases New Cotton Hybrid Seed(The Herald)
    • Kenya: Losses for Millers as Flour Demand Drops(Nation)
    • Namibia: Buffalo Sighting in Okakarara(New Era)
    • Zimbabwe: Police Declare War On Tobacco Thieves(The Herald)
  • Athletics

    • Uganda:Museveni Promises to Build Houses for Gold Medallists Cheptegei, Chesang (Monitor)
      Uganda: Museveni Promises to Build Houses for Gold Medallists Cheptegei, Chesang(Monitor)
    • Namibia: Miller Wins Gold at African Mountain Bike Championships(Namibian)
    • Namibia: Coastal Marathon Promises Fireworks(New Era)
    • Kenya: Museveni Splashes Millions on Kenya-Beaters(Nairobi News)
    • Kenya: Valentine Kipketer Breaks Course Record in Madrid(Nation)
    • Uganda: Fulfil Promises to Our Sportsmen and Women(Monitor)
    • Kenya: Kiprop Defends Vienna Marathon Title(Capital FM)
    • Kenya: Kenyans Reign Supreme in Madrid Marathon(Capital FM)
    • Namibia: No Upsets At Athletics Nationals(Namibian)
    • Kenya: Vivian Cheruiyot Wins London Marathon(Nation)
  • International Organisations

    • Cameroon:Cameroon Denies It Forcibly Sent Back Nigerian Refugees (VOA)
      Cameroon: Cameroon Denies It Forcibly Sent Back Nigerian Refugees(VOA)
    • Africa: 'You're Miserable. You're Beyond Miserable.' - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie on Having Malaria(allAfrica)
    • Africa: Development Prospects for Hundreds of Millions Remain in Jeopardy(IPS)
    • Sudan: UN-Sudan Human Rights Expert Denounces Detentions, Repression of Women(Radio Dabanga)
    • Africa: U.S.$4.1 Billion Investment Commitment Made to Rid Commonwealth of Malaria(EA Business)
    • East Africa: IMF Calls for East African Interbank Loan Market(Nation)
    • Rwanda: Don't Renew Judge Meron's Contract, Survivors Tell UN(New Times)
    • Ethiopia: UN Rights Chief Visiting Ethiopia at Invitation of Govt(Addis Standard)
    • Ghana: IMF Warns Ghana Over Financial Crises(Business Day)
    • Africa: IMF Endorses Cryptocurrencies ... Says They Don't Pose Immediate Danger(Business Day)
  • Transport

    • Africa:Aviation Africa Summit Predicts Strong Aviation Market Growth (EA Business)
      Africa: Aviation Africa Summit Predicts Strong Aviation Market Growth(EA Business)
    • South Africa: Still No Buses As Trade Union Federation Gears Up for National Strike(News24Wire)
    • East Africa: Cost of Air Tickets Must Be Affordable, Says Airline Boss(Monitor)
    • Uganda: Residents Want Compensation for Houses Demolished for Railway(Monitor)
    • Uganda: Railway Corporation Plans Test Run on Port Bell to Kampala Line(Observer)
    • South Africa: Metrorail Adds to Commuter Woes During Bus Strike(GroundUp)
    • Angola: Enana Clarifies Safety Situation in Airspace(ANGOP)
    • Angola: Angola Improves Strategic Airspace Management(ANGOP)
    • South Africa: Bus Strike Enters Seventh Day(News24Wire)
    • Uganda: KCCA to Upgrade 5 More City Roads(Monitor)
  • Energy

    • South Africa:Activists Win Top Environmental Prize for Fighting Zuma, Russia Nuclear Deal (South African Faith Communities' Environment Institute)
      South Africa: Activists Win Top Environmental Prize for Fighting Zuma, Russia Nuclear Deal(South African Faith Communities' Environment Institute)
    • South Africa: Solar Water Heater Programme in Hot Water(DA)
    • Tanzania: Govt Instructs Tanesco to Open Offices in Remote Areas to Improve Power Supply(Citizen)
    • Eritrea: Health Facilities Become Beneficiaries of Solar Energy System(Shabait)
    • Nigeria: Coalition Protests Against Poor Electricity Supply in Kaduna(Guardian)
    • Nigeria: Energy Experts Raise Concern Over Nigeria's N1.4 Trillion Under-Recovery(Guardian)
    • Zimbabwe: U.S.$52 Million for Gwanda Solar(The Herald)
    • Uganda: 110 Years of Electricity in Uganda(Monitor)
    • Africa: Millions of Urban Africans Still Don't Have Electricity - Here's What Can Be Done(The Conversation Africa)
    • Nigeria: Kedco Loses N187 Million to Vandals Monthly(This Day)

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