Drought-stricken Zambia turns to Uganda for 0.5m tonnes of maize
Warehouse grain in Africa with food for people during the food crisis for Ukraine war. PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK Lusaka banned the exports of maize grain and flour in February, following
PSI Africa calls for gov’ts to walk the talk on health funding commitments under Abuja Declaration
PSI and the African Health Sector Unions’ Council have launched a two-year campaign to pressure member states of the African Union to honour their pledge of a 15% annual budgetary
BHP’s offer for Anglo is a slap in the face for ANC mining policy
The offer by the giant Australian mining company BHP to buy Anglo American shows how ANC governance has diminished South African mining. Anglo was once the jewel in South Africa’s
Transforming Artisanal Mining Can Be Beneficial for People and the Planet
Artisanal and Small-scale Miners (ASM) are the “orphans” of the mining world. The global mining industry, including some governments, perceives artisanal mining as a “residual sector.” Yet over 40 million