Israel war pushes nearly a quarter of Lebanon toward hunger – UN
Nearly a quarter of the population in Lebanon is expected to face acute hunger in the coming months as a...
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Libya bans fish exports to protect local market
Libya is tightening control over its marine resources after the Economy Ministry imposed a three month ban on the export...
US Selects Morocco for $226 Million Food for Progress 2026 to Boost Agriculture
The United States has selected Morocco for its Food for Progress programme, part of a $226 million global initiative aimed...
Libya acts as state regulation falters amid rising food prices
Authorities in Libya's Benghazi have moved swiftly to rein in surging tomato prices, warning traders that they face firm penalties...
Aid disruptions worsen child hunger in Somalia
Children in Somalia are at risk of worsening hunger as aid deliveries are disrupted and costs rise, the Associated Press...
Experts sound the alarm over hunger crisis in Somalia
In the past year, food insecurity in Somalia has almost doubled to 65 million, as reported by Africanews via AFP...
Moroccan sardine prices to stabilise via new measures: officials
The Regional Delegate for Maritime Fisheries in Layoune, Mohamed Nafaa, in a press statement, said that the Maritime Fisheries State...
Nestle’s infant formula recalled across the world over toxin scare
About 37 countries worldwide have issued a recall of Nestlé’s infant formula products, particularly SMA, BEBA, and NAN, after the...
Morocco to stop frozen sardine exports, protect domestic prices
Morocco will halt frozen sardine exports from February 1st, following a decline in the supply of the fish which has...
Morocco hits record high tomato export numbers to Ireland
Morocco has set a new record for tomato export to Ireland, according to EastFruit on November 19th. The volume of...
Swiss NGO: Nestlé adds more sugar to baby food in Africa
Swiss NGO Public Eye accused Nestlé of a “double standard”, alleging that it sells infant cereal in Africa with more...
Aid cuts force Native American tribes back into bison hunting
Tribal communities in the United States (U.S) are using their bison herds for food as federal aid breaks down reported AP...
Israel blocks Gaza-bound aid trucks at crossing
Hundreds of trucks carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza have been stopped at the Rafah border by Israeli authorities, according to...
Women in Nairobi restoring traditional agriculture
A group of Nubian women in the slums of Kibera, Nairobi, have been turning derelict urban areas into agricultural ground,...
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...
