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The Noble Mobile Innovation: Mobile Updates Help Farmers In Uganda

By Danielle Nierenberg on February 22, 2012 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Photos, Uganda

Remote, mountainous, and hard-to-reach areas like Uganda’s Kabale district suffer from inadequate access to information of all kinds. Because the region, located in the southwestern corner of Uganda, is predominantly agricultural, timely and relevant information...

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Michael Kiwanuka’s Home Again Coming in March

By Renee Blodgett on January 25, 2012 in Africa, East Africa, England, Europe, London, Photos, Uganda

Michael Kiwanuka, a North Londoner of Ugandan heritage, will be debuting at SXSW this year, with his album Home Again which will be released in March. He was recently named winner of the BBC Sound of 2012...

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Touched By A Mountain Gorilla

By Craig Ouellette on January 10, 2012 in Africa, East Africa, Photos, Uganda

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This isn't me, but wish it was. Reminded me of my encounter with Marika in 2008. Enjoy the video. It gets going around 1 minute in. Awesome.http://www.wimp.com/mountaingorilla/You can't have that experience sitting at...

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The Top 45 MUST Travel To List for 2012 Across the World

By Renee Blodgett on January 8, 2012 in Africa, Amman, Antarctica, Asia, Austria, Bordeaux, Brazil, Brittany/Normandy, Burgundy, California, Cambodia, Cardiff, Caribbean, Central America, Central Asia, Chile, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cuba, Dar es Salaam, Dominican Republic, East Africa, England, Europe, Featured, Finland, Florence, France, Glasgow, Guadalajara, Ha Noi, Havana, Helsinki, Ho Chi Minh City, India, Italy, Japan, Jordan, Kiev, Lisbon, Loire Valley, London, Malaysia, Maldives, Mexico, Middle East, Morocco, Moscow, Myanmar, North Africa, North America, Oaxaca, Panama, Panama City, Photos, Poland, Portugal, Rio De Janeiro, Russia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Salvador, San Diego, San Francisco/Bay Area, Santiago, Sao Paulo, Scandinavia, Scotland, South America, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Tennessee, Tibet, Tokyo, Uganda, Ukraine, USA, Vienna, Vietnam, Wales, West Africa, Yucatán

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The New York Times just ran their top 45 pick for where to travel in 2012. Below we have taken a summary of the places so you can catch up quickly on each of their...

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Shea Tree Helps The People and The Planet

By Danielle Nierenberg on December 17, 2011 in Africa, Burkina Faso, Europe, Ghana, Guinea, Mali, North America, Photos, Sudan, Uganda

Shea (Vitellaria paradoxa, nilotica) is one of few trees that can withstand the harsh, semi-arid climate of the Sudan and Guinean savannas and the Sahel. Hardy, drought-resistant, and with fireproof bark, the uses of the...

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Community Livelihood Project in Uganda Strengthens Food Security

By Danielle Nierenberg on November 22, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Photos, Uganda

In Uganda, it’s an unfortunate trend that small-scale farmers in my community will give up and begin a new career if they don’t find agriculture profitable enough to sustain their families. The Community Livelihood Project...

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Elizabeth Scharpf on Empowering Women in Africa One Banana Leaf at a Time

By Renee Blodgett on October 7, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Events, Festivals, Kentucky, North America, Photos, Uganda, USA

I just had an opportunity to see Elizabeth Scharpf speak…in Kentucky of all places. She was there with hundreds of others who showed up at annual Idea Festival for inspiration, and because they’re “curious about life...

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In One of Uganda’s Poorest Villages, New Farming Technique Helps Raise Income & Spirits

By Danielle Nierenberg on September 28, 2011 in Africa, East Africa, Featured, Photos, Uganda

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Katine is one of the poorest villages in the district of Soroti, in north eastern Uganda. For the 25,000 people living in Katine, their livelihood depends on cultivating cassava, ground nuts, millet, and sweet potatoes....

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The Noble Mobile Innovation: Mobile Updates Help Farmers In Uganda

Michael Kiwanuka’s Home Again Coming in March

Touched By A Mountain Gorilla

The Top 45 MUST Travel To List for 2012 Across the World

Shea Tree Helps The People and The Planet

Community Livelihood Project in Uganda Strengthens Food Security

Elizabeth Scharpf on Empowering Women in Africa One Banana Leaf at a Time

In One of Uganda’s Poorest Villages, New Farming Technique Helps Raise Income & Spirits

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