Category : INDEPTH

Njoki Kangethe  A forest can look like a single thing from a distance. A green mass on the side of

Njoki Kangethe  When we talk about forests, we tend to count trees. We talk about hectares of forest cover, numbers

Njoki Kangethe  WHO OWNS THE DATA THAT FEEDS US? For centuries, knowing what was happening on a farm depended on

Njoki Kangethe  FROM COCOA TO CHOCOLATE: WHY AFRICA EXPORTS WEALTH AND IMPORTS VALUE  The journey of a chocolate bar begins

WHEN THE RAINS NO LONGER COME: FARMING ON THE FRONTLINES OF CLIMATE CHANGE Njoki Kangethe  For generations, African agriculture has

WHO REALLY OWNS AFRICA’S FARMS? LAND, POWER AND THE POLITICS OF FOOD Njoki Kangethe  Africa possesses around 60 per cent

AFRICA FEEDS THE WORLD. WHY CAN’T IT FEED ITSELF? Njoki Kangethe Every morning, millions of people around the world begin

Njoki Kangethe  The Future of Thirst When I began writing this series, I found myself thinking about water as more

The People Building Africa’s Water Future Njoki Kangethe Throughout this series, we have followed water through many of its contradictions.