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A Chinese state-owned company is behind rubber plantations that Cameroon villagers say threaten their livelihoods. Meyomessala, Cameroon – Meyomessala is a small forest community in [read more…]

Since its formation in eastern DR Congo 22 years ago, the Islamist Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) terrorist organisation has laid waste to both Uganda as [read more…]

The goal is to put coffee-farming in the hands of young people by encouraging land-owning farmers to let younger family members use their land Like [read more…]

Kweku Adoboli has received a warm welcome in Ghana but badly misses his old life in UK When Kweku Adoboli’s Kenya Airways flight touched down [read more…]

During colonial rule in Africa, thousands of cultural artefacts were plundered. African countries want them back and major museums across Europe have agreed to loan [read more…]

Corruption, criminality and poor policy must be addressed to prevent the species from going extinct. Corruption is one of the primary enablers of wildlife crime [read more…]

As elections approach, both countries must balance politics, investor concerns and the need to rectify historic injustices. By Ronak Gopaldas and Menzi Ndhlovu First published by ISS [read more…]

The search in Germany continues. Pressure is growing on Germany and the UK to return to Africa skulls taken as trophies and for discredited racial [read more…]

Press release from Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species is once again drawing attention [read more…]

As global headwinds for growth and global development gather strength, an unexpected force is emerging with the power to reignite momentum on both fronts right [read more…]