Bangladesh to import $34.5M worth of Moroccan fertilisers
Morocco’s state-owned fertiliser producer OCP Group has signed a series of new supply contracts with Bangladesh, strengthening its partnerships and...
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Iraqi agriculture bears the brunt of Increasing water salinity
Iraqi land, once nourished by the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, is sliding further into crisis, threatening farmland, rural livelihoods, and...
Nigeria: Plastic bottles and wrappers hit the runway in Lagos
Plastic bottles, food wrappers and metal can tops took centre stage on a Lagos catwalk as young designers turned litter...
Gaza workers say nearly no medical supplies are being delivered
Aid organisations have said that the medical circumstances in Gaza are still dire, as Israeli restrictions continue to stop the...
Kenyan farm turns mushrooms into materials for eco homes
A mushroom farm, in Nairobi, Kenya is pioneering the use of fungi to make eco-friendly building materials, offering a sustainable...
Israel to return firefighters aid for Palestine back to the UK
A fire engine donated by Scottish firefighters to their Palestinian counterparts in the West Bank may be sent back to...
Palestinian doctor “silenced” during UK hearing following arrest
A British-Palestinian doctor working for the UK's National Health Service (NHS) was allegedly prevented from speaking during a disciplinary hearing...
Nigeria: conservationists rehabilitate endangered sea turtles
In Lagos, Nigeria, conservationist Chinedu Mogbo is leading a grassroots effort to save and rehabilitate endangered sea turtles, Africanews via AP and...
Women in south Lebanon say war never ended
Almost a year after a truce was signed between Israel and the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah, women living in the...
The Nairobi women reviving traditional agriculture
In the slums of Kibera in Nairobi, a group of Nubian women are turning neglected urban spaces into fertile grounds...
