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Autumnal Sanford in April

By Fred Hatman on April 21, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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It may be autumn outside… but in my heart it’s spring… Autumnal Stanford, May 2011 Pic: Hatman...

Du Toit’s Enlisting Farmers to Protect Rhinos & Conserve Wildlife

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 16, 2011 in Africa, Featured, Photos, Southern Africa, Zimbabwe

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Kudos to Raoul du Toit, program coordinator of the International Rhino Foundation in Africa, who is being honored by the Goldman Environmental Prize this year.Du Toit’s conservation work has helped to develop and maintain the largest remaining...

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Nieu Bethesda’s Owl House on a Sunny Afternoon

By Fred Hatman on April 14, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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The Owl House, Nieu Bethesda, 2011 Pic: Hatman...

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Reducing the Things Women Carry in Sub-Saharan Africa

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 7, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa, Videos, Zambia, Zimbabwe

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Research intern Kaia Clarke discusses how the average woman farmer in sub-Saharan Africa is responsible for not only growing food but also for collecting water and firewood–putting in a 16 hour workday. But all across...

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A Thousand Gardens are Underway Across Africa

By Renee Blodgett on April 4, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, North Africa, Photos, Southern Africa, West Africa

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In October 2010, Slow Food International undertook an ambitious project, called “A Thousand Gardens in Africa”, to create food gardens in every Terra Madre community in Africa. In early March 2011, thirteen national coordinators had their first...

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A Little Magic in Madagascar’s Rice

By Danielle Nierenberg on April 4, 2011 in Africa, Featured, Madagascar, Photos, Southern Africa

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Rice is Madagascar’s main staple crop, eaten at nearly every meal. Dista rice, which is cultivated in the Toamasina province near Lake Alaotra, is named after the farmer who discovered it. The rice, a pale pink...

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Looking at Alternatives to a “Green Revolution”

By Danielle Nierenberg on March 30, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, North Africa, Photos, Southern Africa, West Africa

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Check out this piece from All Africa about why continuing the Green Revolution tactics for addressing hunger and poverty in Africa won’t work. Instead of expensive “silver bullet” approaches to agricultural development, the article emphasizes the need...

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How to make a Great Cheesecake

By Rich Laburn on March 18, 2011 in Africa, Photos, South Africa, Southern Africa

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I seem to have lived under the guise that learning how to create tasty dishes, such as the Londolozi Vanilla and Caramel Cheesecake, is incredibly tough. The staff in the Londolozi kitchen have, however, shown...

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Autumnal Sanford in April

Du Toit’s Enlisting Farmers to Protect Rhinos & Conserve Wildlife

Nieu Bethesda’s Owl House on a Sunny Afternoon

Reducing the Things Women Carry in Sub-Saharan Africa

A Thousand Gardens are Underway Across Africa

A Little Magic in Madagascar’s Rice

Looking at Alternatives to a “Green Revolution”

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