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The warming climate adversely impacts coffee crops globally, leading to the exploration of the Excelsa coffee species, native to South Sudan, which might be more resilient to drought and heat …
As Climate Change Threatens Coffee Crops, South Sudan Explores Resilient Excelsa Species Read More
The warming climate poses severe challenges for coffee production, prompting investigations into the Excelsa coffee species, native to South Sudan. This species is believed to be more resilient to drought …
Exploring Excelsa: A Resilient Coffee Species Amid Climate Challenges in South Sudan Read More
A recent report reveals that only 20 percent of Kenya’s soil is suitable for food production, highlighting severe soil degradation. The Soil Atlas Health Report 2025 notes alarming losses due …
Kenya’s Soil Crisis: New Report Reveals 80% Unfit for Farming Read More
Kenya has received a Sh360 million rice donation from China to support over 2.8 million people in 23 Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) counties facing food insecurity due to drought. …
Kenya Receives Sh360 Million Rice Donation from China to Aid Drought-Affected Communities Read More
Farmers in Malawi are adopting a new fertilization method using organic waste from black soldier flies to combat declining crop yields due to rising costs and environmental challenges. This initiative, …
Innovative Use of Black Soldier Fly Waste Enhances Agricultural Sustainability in Malawi Read More
Farmers in Bolivia are deliberating whether to continue the practice of burning land for agriculture or to adopt tree planting strategies to alleviate drought impacts, reflecting the conflict between short-term …
Bolivian Farmers Face Dilemma: Burn Land or Plant Trees? Read More
Kenya faces a rising food insecurity crisis with 2.15 million people affected as of March 2024, up from one million in July 2024. Below-normal rainfall has contributed to significant food …
Over Two Million People in Kenya Face Severe Food Insecurity Read More
Bolivian farmers are confronted with the decision to either continue the practice of slash-and-burn agriculture or adopt tree-planting initiatives to combat drought conditions following severe wildfires. Approximately 10.7 million hectares …
Bolivian Farmers At a Crossroads: Choose Between Burning Land or Planting Trees Read More
Santa Cruz, Bolivia, faces a fuel crisis that threatens agricultural productivity and public transport. Workers demand reliable diesel supplies, with pressures escalating as Carnival approaches. The agricultural sector warns that …
Bolivia Faces Fuel Crisis Amid Threats of Strikes Over Diesel Shortages Read More
A recent study indicates that all subregions of Africa will exceed the 1.5°C climate threshold by 2040, regardless of low emission scenarios. Conducted by researchers from the University of Zimbabwe …
Africa’s Impending Breach of the 1.5°C Climate Change Threshold by 2040 Read More