DRC: Media Put Agroecology at the Center of the Conversation
In 2024, a new generation of journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo took up their pens and microphones not […]
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Call for EOI: Communication Materials Campaign on Agroecological Products Cross-Border Trade in the EAC
We are pleased to announce a new opportunity under the Transforming African Food Systems to Sustainability (TAFS) initiative, implemented by
AFSA urges African leaders: Agroecology is the path to climate resilience and food sovereignty
Calling for people-centered climate solutions rooted in Agroecology Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | 10 September 2025 We members and partners of
AFSA Launches Policy Brief on Agroecology as Africa’s Climate Solution at the Second Africa Climate Summit (ACS2)
The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) will officially launch its new Policy Brief on Agroecology as Africa’s Climate
Nigeria National Assembly Suspends Approvals of GMOs amid Public Concern
On May 16, 2024, the Nigerian National Assembly took a landmark decision by suspending approvals of new genetically modified organisms
DR Congo: Food Sovereignty through a Bill
In 2024, a quiet but decisive political revolution began in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Faced with growing public
PRESS RELEASE: Investigation Exposes AGRA’s Undue Influence on African Agricultural Policies
As delegates gather in Dakar, Senegal for AGRA’s African Food Systems Forum, a powerful counter-narrative is emerging from civil society.
Questioning the Green Revolution: Pulling Back the Veil on AGRA’s Policy Power
New investigation reveals how the Gates-funded Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) is reshaping African agricultural policy behind
AFSA Launches Policy Brief on Biofertilisers & Biostimulants Ahead of Africa Food Systems Forum
The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) has released a new policy brief calling on African leaders to champion
Airwaves of Kalomo Radio Bring Agroecology to the People
In September 2024, Kalomo Community Radio Station in Zambia made a groundbreaking move by offering ten free radio slots to